Location

Preferred distance unit: miles kilometers

Your Model S

With the driver's door open, the VIN sticker is visible on the body frame in the bottom right corner.

The VIN is printed at the bottom of the sticker and the manufactured month/year is in the upper left corner.

Model: -- Select -- Standard Range Long Range Long Range Plus Performance 40 kWh (Software Limited) 60 kWh 60 kWh Dual Drive 60 kWh (software limited) 60 kWh Dual Drive (Software Limited) 70 kWh 70 kWh Dual Drive 75 kWh 75 kWh Dual Drive 85 kWh 85 kWh Performance 85 kWh Performance Plus 85 kWh Dual Drive 85 kWh Performance Dual Drive 85 kWh Dual Drive Ludicrous 90 kWh 90 kWh Dual Drive 90 kWh Performance Dual Drive 90 kWh Dual Drive Ludicrous 100 kWh Dual Drive 100 kWh Dual Drive Performance 100 kWh Dual Drive Ludicrous Founder Series Signature 85 Signature 85 Performance

Year: -- Select -- 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Body Style: -- Select -- Original (2012 to Early 2016) Revised (Spring 2016)

Original Body Style (2012 - early 2016)

Revised Body Style (spring 2016)

VIN Sequence Number (last 5 or 6 digits, no letters): (kept private)
For the example in the image on the right, the VIN sequence number is 1237. This portion of the VIN is required in order to properly identify vehicles and follow-up reports for the same vehicle. It will only be used internally for the survey and will not be disclosed in any reports.

Manufactured Date: -- Select -- January February March April May June July August September October November December   -- Select -- 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
To get the assembly date, open the driver's door, there is a sticker at the bottom right of the door opening. On the top left of that sticker is the build month and year, eg 09/12 for September, 2012. Estimate this if the manufacture date isn't shown on your VIN sticker, e.g., vehicles delivered in Norway.

When did you take delivery? (mm/dd/yyyy)

What was the status of your Model S when you acquired it? -- Select -- New Used Dealer Demo

Onboard Charger Type -- Choose -- Base: 12 kW Upgrade: 18 kW Base: 11 kW (Europe, 3-phase) Upgrade: 16.5 kW (Europe, 3-phase) Single: 10 kW Twin: 20 kW Single: 11 kW Twin: 22 kW

Supercharger Enabled -- Choose -- Yes No

Wheel Size -- Choose -- 19" 21" 20" Other/Custom
If you're not sure of your wheel size, you can read it from the sidewalls of your tires. In the tire size it's the number after the R. So if your tire size is 245/45R19 you have 19" wheels and if you have 245/35R21 tires then your wheel size is 21".
If you have a custom wheel size, please note it in the comments.

What is your Model S ownership status? -- Select -- Own Lease Sold it, no replacement. Replaced it with a different Model S Replaced it with a Model 3 Replaced it with a Model Y Replaced it with a Model X Replaced it with a Roadster Replaced it with a different plug-in vehicle Replaced it with a plugless vehicle Totaled or stolen

Date you disposed of the Model S: (mm/dd/yyyy)

Odometer at delivery: miles

Current Odometer: miles

Firmware version: e.g., 4.4(1.31.11)
To get the firmware version, tap the Tesla logo at the top of the touchscreen.

To find the battery pack part number, turn the steering wheel all the way to the left, then look behind the front passenger side tire to see the sticker on the battery pack. An example sticker is shown below with the part number highlighted.

Your battery pack part number: (optional, should look like: XXXXXXX-XX-X)

Major Drivetrain Components

Has your Model S's battery pack been replaced? -- Select -- No Yes
Note: For the purpose of this question, we don't count temporary swaps that represent less than 10% of your driving (e.g. at the Harris Ranch battery swapping station). If you've done temporary battery swaps that account for more than 10% of your driving, please make a note of that in the comments field below.

Have either or both of your Model S onboard chargers been replaced? -- Select -- No Yes

Has your Model S's drive unit been replaced? -- Select -- No Yes

Charging

To set the range display mode to Rated, tap on the Control button at the lower left corner of the touchscreen, then tap "Display" and scroll down to the "Energy Display" setting which should be set to "Rated", as shown below.

Notes: If you see a range of values, please enter the average or most common value. If you don't know a value, please leave it blank or wait until you've made a reading to submit. If you haven't done a full 100% Trip mode charge recently, next time you do, you can use the update form to add the 100% charge number to your report. You will need to enter at least one of the range numbers to complete the survey.

Even if you prefer to use Ideal miles for your range display, please use Rated miles for the range questions below. We need everyone to use the same units so we can compare values. The image on the right shows how to set the range display mode to Rated for the survey.

If you've done a full 100% Trip charge, please enter your rated range:
Full 100% Trip Mode: rated miles

If you don't normally charge to 100%, and few owners do, please enter your charge target and rated range:
Typical Charge: % (each tick mark on the display is 10%, estimate if between ticks)
Typical Charge: rated miles

How do you most often charge? Volts Amps

How often do you charge in Standard Mode? -- Select -- More than once per day Daily Most days of the week A few times per week Weekly A few times per month Monthly A few times per year About once per year Less than once per year Never

How often do you charge to 100%? -- Select -- More than once per day Daily Most days of the week A few times per week Weekly A few times per month Monthly A few times per year About once per year Less than once per year Never

Are there any Tesla Superchargers within your driving range? -- Select -- No Yes

How often do you use a Supercharger? -- Select -- More than once per day Daily Most days of the week A few times per week Weekly A few times per month Monthly A few times per year About once per year Less than once per year Never

If you've had a opportunity to determine your maximum charge rate at a full power Supercharger station, please enter it: kW

Driving

How do you use your Model S? -- Select -- Daily driver, year-round Daily driver, except in winter Occasional Rarely used Collector, not used Other (explain in comments)

How often do you drive your Model S? -- Select -- Daily Most days of the week A few times per week Weekly A few times per month Monthly A few times per year About once per year Less than once per year

What is your typical daily round-trip distance? miles.

About what portion of your miles are driven on freeways or highways? %.

When driving on the freeway, what is your typical speed? miles per hour.

How many times have you driven until the Model S ran out of power and stopped?

Energy Use

If you have one of the trip meters with a significant number of miles (perhaps your "B" trip meter has your full driving history), please enter your miles and energy use below.

Trip distance: miles
Trip Energy: kWh and/or Wh/mi

Contact Info

Your contact info will only be used to contact you if we need to follow up on your report and to let you know when we have results to report.

Name: (private)
Email: (private)

The survey takes care to provide some protection of owner privacy by not revealing your name, email or VIN sequence number. However, if you would like to identify yourself, you may enter your TMC Forum username. This name will be revealed with the survey data.

TMC Forum Username: (optional, public)

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