Data Junkies?

[Gillie]

Any other data junkies out there?

I purchased a Model 3 a few months ago and have been happily creating spreadsheets to track my energy usage and other things. Thought I'd share a chart. The chart is plotted over time, and each blue dot represents a time where I reset my trip data and put the numbers into the spreadsheet (at fairly random intervals). The bigger the blue dot, the more miles that were driven between data dumps. The black line is my overall average since purchasing the car. The green line represents the theoretical rated consumption. I live in Indiana which gets cold, and I do a lot of highway driving for work.

 

[hugh_jassol]

TeslaFi.com does all of this for you automatically and much much more.

You get a two-week trial (if you get a referral code, that's extended to 30 days), then either $5/mo or $50/yr after that. I love it. PM me if you want a referral.

 

[_richard]

I also got my Model 3 recently, last friday, and just joined TeslaFi earlier this week - The inner geek in me loves it so much. So much good data!

 

[Gillie]

I agree, I wish I had signed up earlier.

 

[Gillie]

I guess I coulda just posted the image...

 

[seattlite2004]

On my EV... I'm also tracking how much energy (from the wall) is being put into the vehicle....not just miles/kWh that the vehicle gives me....cuz I wanna see total efficiency.

 

[Gillie]

How do you track that, is it individually metered?

 

[seattlite2004]

How do you track that, is it individually metered?

My EVSE gives me that data. Some folks also use this The Sense Home Energy Monitor

 

[hugh_jassol]

On my EV... I'm also tracking how much energy (from the wall) is being put into the vehicle....not just miles/kWh that the vehicle gives me....cuz I wanna see total efficiency.

TeslaFi tracks that too because the car reports the EVSE voltage and amps, then it difference that with the kWh the battery reports was added. So you get your charging efficieny:

Not sure how accurate it is, but it does track it.