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2017 Tesla Model X 90D
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If you need more reports than the complimentary ones, we offer a paid option so you can run reports whenever you want. Every value is labeled Reported, Derived, Estimated, or Not available, and each Supercharging code shows its capture date. If a report fails to generate, we restore the report to your account automatically.
The report checks battery state of health (SoH) for Model Y, Model 3 from 2018, Model S from 2021, and Model X from 2022. An eligible car does not always return a usable reading, and Tesla does not report battery SoH for Cybertrucks yet.
Every value is labeled Reported, Derived, Estimated, or Not available.
Run the VIN from the listing before you visit the car. Compare the trim, battery, and Supercharging code with what the listing says.
Look up your own car and put the build details and Supercharging code in the listing. Buyers can run the same lookup and check them.
Run every car as it comes in. Batch reports handle up to 25 VINs at a time. Email [email protected] and we will enable them on your account.
A lookup and a report show what the records held on the day you ran them. They are not a mechanical inspection or a title report, and they do not promise that Tesla keeps a feature or policy. Fields with no usable value are named as not available. A full vehicle report runs on any Tesla VIN, and what it contains depends on the records Tesla returns for that car. Tesla can change policies, entitlements, and source data without notice. This site is independent and has no affiliation with Tesla.