Tesla Model S Long Range vs BMW i7 xDrive60

Battery, Range & Charging Cost Comparison — 2024 vs 2022

Tesla
Model S Long Range
2024 NMC 400V
Tesla Model S Long Range
VS
BMW
i7 xDrive60
2022 NMC 400V
BMW i7 xDrive60
Specification
Tesla Model S Long Range
BMW i7 xDrive60
Energy & Range
Capacity100 kWh101.7 kWh
City range652 km590 km
Highway range580 km505 km
City consumption15.3 kWh/100km17.2 kWh/100km
Hwy consumption17.2 kWh/100km20.1 kWh/100km
Charging
AC charge22 kW22 kW
DC charge (peak)250 kW195 kW
10→90% AC3h 38min3h 42min
10→90% DC20 min34 min
Battery warranty8 yr10 yr
Battery
ChemistryNMCNMC
Pack voltage400V400V
Cell format2170 cylindrical (Panasonic)Prismatic NMC (Samsung SDI)
ArchitectureTesla GEN2 platformCLAR EV Gen5
Charging Cost Comparison
$0.15/kWh — cost/km$0.024$0.028
$0.15/kWh — fill cost$12.00$12.20
$0.3/kWh — cost/km$0.049$0.056
$0.3/kWh — fill cost$24.00$24.41
₺4/kWh — cost/km₺0.650₺0.746
₺4/kWh — fill cost₺320.00₺325.44
Mixed consumption (city+highway avg). Fill = 10→90% usable capacity × price/kWh.

Which is better: Tesla Model S Long Range or BMW i7 xDrive60?

The Tesla Model S Long Range (2024) has a 100 kWh NMC battery, 652 km city range, and 250 kW DC charging. 10→90% DC takes 20 min, AC takes 3h 38min.

The BMW i7 xDrive60 (2022) has a 101.7 kWh NMC battery, 590 km city range, and 195 kW DC charging. 10→90% DC takes 34 min, AC takes 3h 42min.

Tesla Model S Long Range leads on city range by 62 km. It also has faster DC charging.

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