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An expensive and wet supercharge
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BluestarE3
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The driver never could get the knack on how to back a car into a parking space, so called a tow truck for assistance?From what it seems this Model 3 arrived at a SC on a tow truck.... only one reason for that
I think part of the confusion with "reserve" is the 12volt dying might be what triggers actual shutdown, and it won't recharge below a certain main pack level. Making shutdown dependant on the randomness of when the 12volt last charged.
I have no evidence to back that up just a guess based on the experiences I have read here.
I have no evidence to back that up just a guess based on the experiences I have read here.
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There is no reserve that you can count on. That is because measuring the amount of energy in the battery pack is not an exact science. The battery management system provides its best estimate, but that is not the same as measuring the amount of fluid in a tank. There are reports of people getting several miles past zero, but there are also several reports of cars shutting down before reaching zero. Reread my second sentence. Because of the unpredictability, your best bet is to find a charger before reaching zero. This is especially true in the cold.
When the main pack voltage gets low enough, the car will tell you that it is shutting down and it will no provide propulsion, but the rest of the car's functions will work for a short time. At that point it is running off the 12V battery.
When the main pack voltage gets low enough, the car will tell you that it is shutting down and it will no provide propulsion, but the rest of the car's functions will work for a short time. At that point it is running off the 12V battery.
It's a fake picture!
No way a supercharger station that empty! LOL
No way a supercharger station that empty! LOL
Every supercharger in Canada is like this most of the timeIt's a fake picture!
No way a supercharger station that empty! LOL
Most superchargers outside of California (and maybe NYC/NJ) are like that. I seldom see more than one or two cars, none mostly.
chronopc
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Who reverses back? This is the traditionally way to get close enough to the cable:The driver never could get the knack on how to back a car into a parking space, so called a tow truck for assistance?
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chronopc
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My title would be "the only way to arrive at my destination with a full tank."
Who reverses back? This is the traditionally way to get close enough to the cable:
Love how he's standing there like it's a 2-minute ordeal
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