I'm just wondering if the amount of charge that I'm losing while parked is normal. My garage is 43 degrees as is the interior temperature of the car. At 10pm last night the remaining distance was 136 miles. 10 hours later is is 129 miles. This is a loss of about .75 miles per hour while parked. I understand that the battery uses power to protect itself from the cold. I'm wondering about others experience with this issue. It seems excessive, but may just be my imagination. (2018 Model 3 long-range- 32k miles).
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Went away for 2 months leaving Model Y plugged in, car started at 401km , set charge to 300km.
Checked once a week. after 2 months there was still 354km in the battery, charge never happened.
Conclusion battery loses 25km per month in winter temps, temp dropped to -25C some days
No worries with 3.5 weeks.
Hope this helps
Checked once a week. after 2 months there was still 354km in the battery, charge never happened.
Conclusion battery loses 25km per month in winter temps, temp dropped to -25C some days
No worries with 3.5 weeks.
Hope this helps
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