I Explain Why EVs Have Similar Range Despite Different EPA Ratings! Tesla Model 3 vs Porsche Taycan @OutofSpecTesting
I Explain Why EVs Have Similar Range Despite Different EPA Ratings! Tesla Model 3 vs Porsche Taycan  @OutofSpecTesting
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Why do two very different EVs show huge EPA range differences on paper — but perform similarly on the highway? I compare a 2020 Tesla Model 3 Dual Motor and a 2020 Porsche Taycan Turbo to explain why real-world range at 75 mph doesn’t always match the sticker.

We break down how EPA testing works, why highway ratings don’t reflect true highway speeds, and how factors like aerodynamics, tires, temperature, and efficiency change real-world results. I also share some personal data points and a surprising detail about how EV efficiency is actually measured.

If you care about real-world range more than the EPA number, this is the why behind it. What’s your real highway range been like?

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00:00 - Hello & Welcome
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I Explain Why EVs Have Similar Range Despite Different EPA Ratings! Tesla Model 3 vs Porsche Taycan
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