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Good question. the only way I know is through 3rd party apps. I would also note, tho, that sleeping isn’t the real issue... the vampire loss is. In my interactions with Tesla I never mention sleeping, only that loss is much higher than the 1%/day that the owner’s manual says to expect.How are you guys checking if the car sleeps? or when the car last slept?
I’ve not found this of any use, although I have multiple cars and solar. Here, this morning it showed my Model 3 online, when it had been asleep for 8 hours, per Teslafi.I use the app / Switch Vehicle screen. It shows which of the cars are online, offline, or asleep. Probably doesn't work if you only have 1 car on your app.
If you have an iphone: install the Tesla widget. This will show ‘sleeping’ or ‘check the app’ when the car is asleep, without waking up the car. Don’t know if this works the same on AndroidHow are you guys checking if the car sleeps? or when the car last slept?
Does anyone know if Android has a widget?If you have an iphone: install the Tesla widget. This will show ‘sleeping’ or ‘check the app’ when the car is asleep, without waking up the car. Don’t know if this works the same on Android
Does anyone know if Android has a widget?
How are you guys checking if the car sleeps? or when the car last slept?
I use a third party app that also tracks when the car is asleep, driving, parked, etc
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I feel your pain.I reported to them that I am loosing 1kWh every 4hrs, they did not bother and are trying to tell me that they have checked and my battery loss is within specifications. I even showed them this post and they still refuse to agree there is an issue with the firmware. They are in full on denial mode.