What is the range of a 2013 Tesla Model S?

The 2013 Tesla Model S has an EPA-rated range of 139–265 miles on a full charge, depending on trim and battery (3 configurations). EPA range is measured under standardized conditions — expect roughly 162 miles in mixed real-world driving.

How far can a 2013 Tesla Model S go on the highway?

EVs use more energy at highway speeds, so the 2013 Tesla Model S returns about 206 miles of highway range versus 202 miles in the city — the opposite of a gas car, where highway efficiency is higher.

What is the real-world range of the 2013 Tesla Model S?

Plan for about 162 miles in typical use — roughly 80% of the 202-mile EPA average. Cold weather, highway speeds, heavy loads, and aggressive driving reduce range; mild temperatures and city driving extend it.

Is 202 miles of range good for the large cars?

For a large cars, 202 miles is on the shorter side, best for city and commuter use. The Model S is rated at 93 MPGe.

2013 Tesla Model S range

Official EPA electric range for the 2013 Tesla Model S.

EPA range on a full charge

139–265mi

EPA combined · 93 MPGe

City

202

Highway

206

Real-world est.

~162 mi

Drive

RearWD

Class

Large Cars

EPA range is a standardized lab figure. Real-world range — roughly 162 miles here — depends heavily on temperature, speed, climate control, and terrain.

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FAQ

2013 Tesla Model S

What is the range of a 2013 Tesla Model S?: The 2013 Tesla Model S has an EPA-rated range of 139–265 miles on a full charge, depending on trim and battery (3 configurations). EPA range is measured under standardized conditions — expect roughly 162 miles in mixed real-world driving.
How far can a 2013 Tesla Model S go on the highway?: EVs use more energy at highway speeds, so the 2013 Tesla Model S returns about 206 miles of highway range versus 202 miles in the city — the opposite of a gas car, where highway efficiency is higher.
What is the real-world range of the 2013 Tesla Model S?: Plan for about 162 miles in typical use — roughly 80% of the 202-mile EPA average. Cold weather, highway speeds, heavy loads, and aggressive driving reduce range; mild temperatures and city driving extend it.
Is 202 miles of range good for the large cars?: For a large cars, 202 miles is on the shorter side, best for city and commuter use. The Model S is rated at 93 MPGe.

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