This may have been said on this thread before, but what I have seen is that after fully charged on my provided level 2 charger, it hits 80% and since that is where I have set max charge it stops, but while still plugged in it uses enough energy that it drops to 78 or 79 percent by the time I check on it the next day. If I unplug it when full at 80% it uses less than 1% a day sitting as long as I don't wake it with my phone or my keys.
I measure mine in percentage. I was losing a couple KW a day before 1.2.10 which is 7 or 8 miles. Since then, I am using less than a kw per day, 3 - 4. I can't say if this is because the weather has cooled or if they have a handle on idle process.
Seems like your walls need more insulation...
Right?!
Here's what I've discovered with the Vampire drain. If you L2 charge from 40-80% SOC overnight, you will see losses of 2-3% when you wake the car in the AM. If you charge from 70-80% overnight, you will see no losses at all. I'm now convinced that vampire drain with L2 charging is when you're adding significant charge/heat to the battery, and the BMS has to work harder to maintain optimum conditions. I've done the test 3 times now where charging from around 70-72% to 80% SOC overnight results in 0% loss, whereas charging from 40% or lower SOC to 80% SOC consistently results in 2-3% drain when you wake the car in the AM.
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It just helps cool the batteries so the fans don't need to run as long
... I gained a few miles during the night ... Reverse Vampire Drain ... Lots of love in the "air" I guess.
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It came right behind 1.2.11, within a day, for me. And approx 5 to 8 minute install time.
I think this is one part of the foundation for the next 'big update' that is expected by EOY.
. I charged on L2 Chargepoint HF to 80% and finished at 12:52am . Haven’t driven all day or looked at app. Just checked and it’s down to 74%. Any thoughts?
