E-curb
Member
Tesla navigation works fine but I like being able to see all my charging stops when planning a road trip. The Tesla navigation only tells you where your next charging stop is.Hi... I'm expecting to get my MY sometime this month...
Just curious why you guys prefer to use ABRP over the Tesla navigation???
Is the Tesla navigation no too accurate??
Also, ABRP gives you more control over the assumptions, which may be different on a road trip than for your normal local driving. For example, for me, I leave my bike rack on my car when I'm driving locally but remove it when I go on a road trip. This causes the Tesla navigation to assume my reference miles per kWh to be less than it will actually be on a road trip. With ABRP, I can set my reference Wh/mile to reflect the absence of the bike rack (and associated wind drag).
But remember running the Tesla navigation while on your trip will cause the car to precondition your batteries (if needed) for faster charging (assuming you charge at the charger the Tesla navigation recommends).