Hi,
My wife and I have 2 model 3's bought 3 months apart, in Jan 2018 and April 2018. I've noticed that her car keeps her charge quite a lot better than mine. For example, I charged mine 2 nights ago up to 272 miles at 90%, and I drove 55 miles yesterday. Today when I checked just now, it's now down to 198 miles. It's about 50 degrees where live and I DO NOT drive aggressively. In the meantime, wifey's car would normally hold its charge up to 95% or so. For example, she'd charge up to 272 miles and drive 70 miles and the following day, it would still have 200 miles left. Our life time energy usage is very similar as well 230 vs 233, so I don't think our cars are driven differently at all.
Also, I noticed today in the garage that my car doesn't really go to "sleep". I was playing with the kids out in the driveway and I walked by the car it'd make this humming noise under the hood. I checked it about 7-8 times in a matter of an hour and it had that noise every single time. Does that mean my car just doesn't sleep at all? If so, is there a way to make it sleep? Thanks.
My wife and I have 2 model 3's bought 3 months apart, in Jan 2018 and April 2018. I've noticed that her car keeps her charge quite a lot better than mine. For example, I charged mine 2 nights ago up to 272 miles at 90%, and I drove 55 miles yesterday. Today when I checked just now, it's now down to 198 miles. It's about 50 degrees where live and I DO NOT drive aggressively. In the meantime, wifey's car would normally hold its charge up to 95% or so. For example, she'd charge up to 272 miles and drive 70 miles and the following day, it would still have 200 miles left. Our life time energy usage is very similar as well 230 vs 233, so I don't think our cars are driven differently at all.
Also, I noticed today in the garage that my car doesn't really go to "sleep". I was playing with the kids out in the driveway and I walked by the car it'd make this humming noise under the hood. I checked it about 7-8 times in a matter of an hour and it had that noise every single time. Does that mean my car just doesn't sleep at all? If so, is there a way to make it sleep? Thanks.