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  1. tzolov

    Problems with “energy app”?

    UPDATE: After ~10 km of driving today, the energy graphs have come back to the expected 140-170 Wh/km ranges. This matches my city driving numbers from before the 2023.6.11 update. Perhaps, because of the accumulative range calculations, to see any results from the wheels-size-switch trick...
  2. tzolov

    Problems with “energy app”?

    Taking it back. This morning my Tesla dashboard froze (black screen), so I had to restart it manually. After the restart the problem reapeared! I've repeated the wheels size switch trick, but this time it didn't resolve the issue. The consumption graph is all over the place, way above the...
  3. tzolov

    Problems with “energy app”?

    Noticed the the problem after updating my Model Y RWD to 2023.6.11. Switching the wheels size from 19 to 21", driving few hundred meters and then switching it back to 19" seems to have fixed the issue.
  4. tzolov

    Europe Tesla Superchargers - within 285km range radius

    Using only the Tesla superchargers network and assuming a conservative range of just 285 km, one can easily travel across entire Europe, cross the Arctic Circle to the North, reach Turkey to the East or Morocco in Africa to the south. Based on https://supercharge.info/map data.
  5. tzolov

    Model Y RWD - Full battery only 389 km ?!

    Elmet, this is exactly what I'm observing with my, 2 weeks old, MY RWD, LFP battery. Did 2 full charges, so far, and in both cases it shows 418 km (the advertised range is 445). Wonder what might be your range readings nowadays, after ~2 months?
  6. tzolov

    2023 Model Y RWD, LFP battery: Initial range at 418 instead 445 km

    Ah, this look like an identical thread: Model Y RWD - Full battery only 389 km ?!
  7. tzolov

    2023 Model Y RWD, LFP battery: Initial range at 418 instead 445 km

    I'm newbe and I've had my Tesla Model Y, RWD for about two weeks now. So far I have fully (100%) charged the car twice - once per week as suggested for the LFP battery type. In both cases at 100% charged, car shows a range estimation of 418 km which is about 6% less from the advertised 445...
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    Any reason to keep the ANWB subscription?

    Good point @Gumball. Just received a response from a Tesla adviser, who acknowledges the superior ANWB infrastructure and logistic, that could transfers into a quicker service. Somewhat related with the @wooter comment, the adviser also mentioned about a new ANWB service: Roadside assistance...
  9. tzolov

    Any reason to keep the ANWB subscription?

    Is there any reason I should keep my existing ANWB subscription with the new Tesla Y RWD? It looks like the ANWB and the Tesla's "Help on the way" services are overlapping to an extend? - Thanks (P.S. Though I can't write in Dutch but please feel free to replay in Dutch)
  10. tzolov

    2023 Shipping Movements

    According to https://tesla-updates.github.io the HOEGH TRAPPER should arrive at Zeebrugge on 20 (not 22) of Feb.
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    My new Tesla Y Factuur states "Kilometerstand 30km"

    Hi Bert, I ordered a SR MY in mid January 2023 (I live in theNetherlands) and the final invoice (with VIM and delivery date) appeared in my account a couple of days ago. Yet no one has contacted me to confirm the mentioned date. From the VIM it appears that the cars is manufactured in China...
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    My new Tesla Y Factuur states "Kilometerstand 30km"

    Thank you references @jjrandorin ! Will share the actual millage once I get the car.
  13. tzolov

    My new Tesla Y Factuur states "Kilometerstand 30km"

    This is reassuring! Thanks @shingles!
  14. tzolov

    My new Tesla Y Factuur states "Kilometerstand 30km"

    Hey there! In just couple of weeks, I'm about to receive my new Tesla Model Y (from Tilburg). But the invoice (FACTUUR), I received today, states a millage of 30 km (e.g. Kilometerstand: 30 KM)? Is this normal/expected initial millage for a new car? Would appreciate your wisdom! Cheers...