Recent content by Adnillien

Yes the charging will slow down at around 99%.

While this would not have surprised me, it is not what I am seeing. The SOC% and the kWhr used on the trip display were consistent for 20 miles and reflected energy used for that drive. The near zero vampire drain is real.

I don't think any major platform change occurred between 2022 and now. As @joec points out there is now an experienced manufacturing team to provide production and manufacturing reviews. During the factory tour in January I was told about some of these manufacturing reviews. This related to how...

You can stop level 2 charging with either pilot panel or app or by pushing the J1772 release button. Pressing the release on the J1772 turns off the power. You can often hear the relay in the charger click when you press the release button. I usually just press the release, wait to hear the...

Shipping is included in the rewards store price. Yes you can ship to yourself or to someone else.

I was out of town for 2 weeks. The day before I left I charged to 60% and unplugged the car. The next morning before I left, the car was showing 59% SOC. After two weeks our of town, the car is still showing 59% SOC implying that the vampire drain is almost zero now. Previous trips out of town...

The personal attacks are not helpful so I am going to lock this thread and delete the personal notes.

HA requires a cellular link to work. The connectivity problems that you had were probably related to this.

Take the car to Joshua Tree and enjoy. 100 degrees is pretty cool. My battery in Phoenix is doing fine.

No, the clips stay on the shades. There are actually 10 extra clips in case you lose any.

Tom Moloughney ran his 70 mph range test with 72 on the speedometer since that gave him 70 mph using the GPS on his phone.

It’s the heat, mine is similar. Fortunately most of the degradation occurs in the first year.

When I have driven in 118 degree heat I notice about a 10% loss in efficiency compared to the same drive at 95 degrees.

Peter pretty much told me that the car rides and handles better at 45 lbs than 49 lbs on the 19” wheels. The 49 psi is only to achieve range. Enjoy the ride, don’t worry about it with 19” wheels.

My battery is at 103 also, I rarely fast charge but the heat in Phoenix takes a toll. I would not worry, most degradation takes place early.