Battery
4680 cells, an 800 V pack, and a capacity Tesla has not published.
Key facts
- Cells
- 4680
- Voltage
- 800 V
- Capacity
- Not published
What it is
The pack is described as 4680 cells in a high-power chemistry with aluminium cans, side cooling jackets with a single pass of coolant, a tailor-welded titanium upper plate, and an aluminium lower plate. Voltage is given as 800 V, with 800–1,000 V also quoted.
Capacity is not disclosed. Reports say well over 100 kWh and about 150 kWh. The smaller range versus 2017 is described as a weight-driven decision to drop the long-range pack.
Figures below come from Tesla posts or from engineers speaking to outlets. Where sources disagree, the spec sheet says so.
Open questions
Not yet published by Tesla
No Tesla document in these sources states a kilowatt-hour capacity.
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