far-enough
2016 Tesla Model S
How far can it really take you on one charge?
401 km
EPA range (249 mi)
200 km
effective there-and-back radius
75 kWh
battery capacity
The 2016 Tesla Model S is rated at 401 km (249 mi) on the EPA test cycle. That's a laboratory figure — in mixed real-world driving expect roughly 381 km, less in winter or at sustained highway speed. On a road-network range map that's rarely a neat circle — terrain, highways and coastlines shape where one charge can actually take you. For a trip out and back home without charging, plan around an effective radius of about 200 km.
| Make | Tesla |
|---|---|
| Model | Model S |
| Model year | 2016 |
| Range (EPA) | 401 km / 249 mi |
| Real-world estimate | ≈ 381 km |
| Battery | 75 kWh |
| Data source | US EPA |
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