Tesla Model X 75 kWh battery packs

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75 kWh Model X packs

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Tesla Model X 75 kWh battery facts

The Tesla Model X 75 kWh battery is the pack in the Model X 75D, built from 2016 when Tesla cut its packs to 75 and 90 kWh: Panasonic 18650 cells in a liquid-cooled pack.

Badge
Model X 75D
Production
In April 2016 Tesla cut its packs to 75 and 90 kWh for the Model S and X
Cells
18650 cylindrical, made by Panasonic
Cooling
Liquid
VIN check
The VIN does not identify the pack: the seventh character only means electric and the eighth gives the motors

Built into

  • Tesla Model X 75D

Documents

Safety data sheet and UN38.3 test summary for this pack, on request.

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Each fact is confirmed by two independent sources: Tesla's annual report, emergency response guides and VIN filings (one source), US EPA and NHTSA records, and Electrek, Teslarati and InsideEVs. Facts we could not confirm twice are left out. Checked . Sources

Questions

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Read the badge. US records list the Model X as 60D, 75D, 90D, P90D, 100D and P100D, named by the kWh Tesla sold; from 2019 the names changed to Long Range and Performance with no figure. The VIN does not identify the pack: the seventh character only means electric and the eighth gives the motors. Check the label on the pack.