Jorgen is a legend 😂😂

Modern Karlsson doesn't need propeller - he's got Tesla!!! :D. Joking aside you guys are great! :)

+Bjørn Nyland Do I have a good guess that your skin reminds me a bit of Japanese people? ^^

Jørgen looks like Karlsson på taket. Just missing the propeller on the back. ;)

great video! Jorgen is hilarious!

In electric cars I think speeding is not a good option. One speeds and then has to stop atleast 30 mins or 1 hour for charge all the saved time is gone in this. Plus extra energy is lost. Hypermiling saves around 30 to 35 % of fuel. As I hv done 14kml to 21.5kml on highways, Hypermiling does makes the difference. Lovely video thanks guys.

Your left side reverse light is not on at 24:17. By the way, why did you disable the Trip Planner?

Bjørn if you didn't fool around, didn't stop at all, you'd win.

ricecream lol

I think Bjorn let him win.....he wasted a lot of time with unnecessary long stops.

Bjorn, is it legal to get ceramic window tint in Norway?

Bjørn your battery degradation probably isn't as bad as you thought it was. If you had regenerated down hill instead of putting it in neutral you could have gotten more power to use, that would still have added to total energy during the trip, as well as having avoided using the 'zero mile' battery reserve.

Excellent test.  Drive reasonably and top off frequently and you don't lose much time charging.

You guys need a third person for a Norwegian Top Gear EV version even if it's just the odd challenge here and there, YouTube version.  :)

Wifi lol

How long have you owned the car? I heard you say the batteries are 8 months old. Have you only owned the car for 8 months and have traveled 160000kms?

19C being hot? LOL, we currently have 38C in central europe (Czechia).

Love your video's with Jørgen Winter-Larsen. A funny theam. Like to do more?

Another trick; find a truck and slipstream....

Great video Björn! I hope you win that Model X I think the entire Tesla community will benefit from it. Greetings from Turkey! The video would be better if you didn't stop at all, not even for bathroom breaks. Then you would have won but bathroom breaks are a must I guess :)

However I have a question. You've charged your 85kWh battery pack to 100%, depleted it all the way and got 74kWh out of it. How is that possible? Where did the 11kWh go? I know that the Model S uses the battery pack only for the drive unit and the rest including entertainment, climate control uses the 12V battery. However, just like in ICE vehicles 12V needs constant charging and the 85kWh battery pack does that. Did 12V battery use the remainder 11kWhs or is it just reserved for backup and the car just shows 0% even though there are 11kWh more juice left in the battery?

Thanks in advance for possible replies everyone! Let's hope we get Tesla soon enough in Turkey!