Tesla's New 12.8V Low Voltage LFP Battery

Check out the 12.8-Volt LFP low-voltage battery used in 2024 and above Tesla Models 3 and Y. See the differences between it and the 16-Volt Li-Ion battery and how to install each.

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TIMELINE:
0:00 Introduction
0:57 A New 12.8V LFP battery option
1:30 Voltage and State of Charge Percentage Differences
2:00 Unique battery electrical connector
2:40 I could not order a replacement LFP battery; only the NMC version was available.
3:40 How to install the 16V NMC in place of the 12.8V LFP battery
5:00 Perform "Learn new battery" function and reinstall software
5:44 Wait for the replacement battery to charge
6:20 All of Tesla's low voltage batteries.
6:40 Summary and training opportunity for you.

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