Well the version shown in the video, the P85D, is rated at 285 miles, but that is for normal driving. You would obviously get a lot less when accelerating like this, just like you would in a gasoline car.
As far as recharging, you can go to a Tesla Supercharger station and get an 80% charge in 30 minutes, or 50% in 20 minutes.
I don't have a doubt that what Tesla says about recharging could be true. To me the problem is getting that kind of "charge" when and where you need/want it.
In another comment here I remarked about my particular need of 130 miles round trip and an overnight charge, on a regular 110VAC outlet in any temperature I'd experience on any given work day.
Frankly, my idea of a normal recharge isn't a Tesla Supercharger station, or even a charging station that isn't a plug in (like a vacuum cleaner) that has to be specially installed in the home, either. It's fine for those rich people in Callie that want to spend $100K to drive to somewhere in LA - but not for me.
“As far as recharging, you can go to a Tesla Supercharger station and get an 80% charge in 30 minutes, or 50% in 20 minutes.”
You forgot to mention how much that would cost ...
How cute.
And you can recharge your gasoline or diesel powered car 100% in about five minutes, at any of hundreds of thousands of recharging stations. And that 100% charge is worth at least 350 miles.
Jus' sayin' ...