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I have tested this before with climate off and no drops at all. And BMS jumpiness in one direction seems strange. Until now no drops after filters replaced, but more data points needed to confirm.

Short update from my side. Filters were replaced, and the friendly service guy ran a script to better diagnoze my standby loss. I had another drop of 25 kms the night before the intervention. Loss is again confirmed to be from A/C running for up to one hour in this drying routine. So I assume...

I did check rated kilometers through the app about an hour after parking compared to when exiting the vehicle, and it confirms the actual drop. It's not trivial as there is some variation in the drop per drive, and I'm not diligent in checking this. And once I see the drop, it's too late to go...

Understood, and again, I have no way of figuring out exactly what happens. It's not exactly clear what you mean by watch amps on charging screen, how does that show consumption? I only know: service confirms that the drop occurs in that one hour interval while that procedure is running in the...

No heatpump yet. And you are correct, it seems to conflict with the laws of physics. Then again, the 3 kWh could be an outlier. Running the fan for an hour would be close to 1 kWh, so 2.5%. Add some cooling or heating and it could add up. Bottom line, I assume only Tesla knows what really...

I have seen it happen in summer and winter. I used to have TeslaFi and it just showed as consumption during idle. The funny thing is that it doesn’t seem to heat or cool (a lot), as TeslaFi still showed a big temperature difference inside and outside. Not sure how much energy running a fan could...

I do have the impression it can burn through quite some battery using climate control in that timeframe. In the ticket I reported to service I lost 6%, which in my case is close to 3 kWh, in a timespan of 55 minutes (confirmed by service team). They stated this as 'normal' and linked it to the...

Didn't follow-up on the complete thread, but I often have pretty significant loss shortly after a drive due to the climate control running to clean out the filters. This was confirmed by Tesla Service. I have seen losses up to 7-8%. On the energy display, it just shows up as Standby. Car is an...

Thanks for the tips, the Tesla app confirms it is sleeping (until I open the app indeed, as expected). Today I turned off Climate control, and I gained 4% in just two hours ... So there is definitely off with calibration too. I'll just keep turning my climate control off, at least for my daily...

Well, everything else seems to shut down correctly. Today, I tried something different. Leave Climate Control on on exit, but then enable/disable it through the app after 10 minutes. And after only a few hours, I lost 1 kWh (2%) again. So I assume this has another effect than completely...

Thanks. It is pretty consistent that turning climate control off resolves this. And I have lately see range added too on occasion, although less and without a clear pattern. I’ll try without TeslaFi connected to be sure, with and without climate control off, and just manually record range drop...

And a week later, same scenario with climate control off. It was an exceptionally warm day for this time of the year, so the inside temperature quite a bit. But no range loss.

Example of a few weeks ago, this was recorded as sleep.

It varies, but between 2 to 5%, which does feel a bit excessive, as if the climate control doesn’t turn off for a long time.

I recently noticed a strange range loss pattern for my 2019 model 3 SR+. All in all, phantom drain is low. But when I commute, I noticed I lost several percents of range by the time I return home. Temperatures are pretty average here in Belgium now, and there is no overheat protection, dog...

Vermoedelijk was het toch dat niet, en was de temperatuur waarde gewoon nog niet up to date na het wekken. Nu is verbruik tijdens slaap nog steeds hoger dan vroeger, maar niet meer van die grootte. Ga het eens over langere periodes monitoren voor ik conclusies trek.

Bijkomend vraagje, sinds het downloaden van de laatste navigatie update slaapt mijn M3 weer zonder problemen. Dit zie ik duidelijk in Teslafi, en ik merk ook dat indien ik alsnog de app open (wat ik zo weinig mogelijk doe), hij moet gewekt worden. Vreemd genoeg heb ik nu een erg hoge vampire...

Wat bij mij heeft gewerkt: pending navigation update downloaden. Vermoed dat die de wifi (en auto) alsnog wakker hield.

After successfully downloading the navigation update and disabling the WiFi after, my car goes back to sleep. Will keep an eye out whether it stays that way.

Anyone knows how big the latest navigation update is (EU) so I know whether I can get into trouble with my mobile data plan?

I should add my navigation update is pending, as I cannot connect to my mobile phone hotspot (mobile data limit for this month almost hit) and the wifi reception is quite bad whenever I try to connect to one. Not sure whether that might cause the problem. Never was a problems before, maybe the...

I have exactly the same issue with my 2019 SR+. Losing 30 km per day while it was 5 before this update. Teslafi confirms it completely stopped sleeping. The car is parked outside, but has been outside at lower temperatures before where it slept like a baby. I made sure wifi is off (as it has...