About 8 weeks ago, an onscreen displayed message (warning) regarding my 12V battery showed up on my '13 P85+.
I called the Tyson's (VA) service center; they kindly fit me in 48 hours later, suggesting this could not wait. The 12V was replaced, no charge, under warranty.
Fast forward to yesterday....
Long story short, we moved 5 weeks ago; the S remained garaged at previous address. I went to pick it up, move it to its new home. It had remained plugged in (110 for maintenance; the light on the cord glowed steady green.) I got zero response to any fob commands and Tesla app could not connect to the car. I called support who suggested I might need a new 2032 fob battery; an hour later, with fresh battery, still no response. Support suggested roadside should be dispatched, S flat bedded to Tyson's (where it was scheduled for its annual this Tuesday coming.) I would be responsible for 2+ hour tow fee! I asked if there was anything I could do. Tech got on the line and suggested I remove the nose cone and try to jump start. That did the trick I was able to drive it the 75 miles to new home and the new 12V seems to be holding its charge.
The tech suspects some charging inadequacy or a problem with the battery itself; though unused, it seems like it should be able to hold a charge for 5 weeks(?)