My new 009 with a 108 kWh battery and all-wheel drive has a dynamic range of 525 km. Is that too low? How about yours?

For a 2018 Model S 100D with 80,000-90,000 kilometers, the remaining battery range can be significantly different compared to a 2022 Model 3 or Model Y with a 78 kWh battery. The older Model S may experience some battery degradation over time, affecting its range. When considering a used car, it's understandable to be concerned about the battery's performance and capacity.

What is the real energy consumption of the Model S 100D Long Range version? How many kWh per 100 km? Please share some images! I currently own a Model 3 Long Range with an energy consumption of 12.4 kWh per 100 km. I'm planning to buy a new Model S. Any advice from experts would be appreciated, mainly considering range and comfort!

The news says the new version has a 670 km range. Does anyone know when it will be released?

50 kWh can achieve a range of 400 km, and 66 kWh can reach 615 km. Does a longer range mean the battery is lighter and more efficient? These range claims seem too arbitrary!

What's the actual range for the high-end all-wheel drive C40? I'm getting between 300-400 km. Is that normal?

Has anyone managed to achieve a range of 780km on an 82 kWh battery, or experienced the corresponding energy consumption?

To achieve a 690 km range, how many kilowatt-hours (kWh) are required for a full charge?

My new 009 with a 108 kWh battery and all-wheel drive has a dynamic range of 525 km. Is that too low? How about yours?

Why is the computing power of the new Zeekr 009 so low? Is it using Mobileye's autonomous driving chip? Why not use the mainstream Nvidia?

Should I choose the 2024 Zeekr 009 with a 400V long-range 140kWh battery or the 800V high-voltage 108kWh battery? Any advice from fellow enthusiasts?