According to a recent discovery by Tesla "hacker" green (@greentheonly), which was shared by Electrek, it appears Tesla is starting to take "cross/headwinds, air density and humidity" into account as its vehicles calculate range.
While it seems most new EV owners love their cars as a whole, it's not uncommon for them to note that they aren't getting the EPA-estimated range. As you may know, there are loads of factors that impact an EV's range, so you can't rely on the EPA's estimate.
