Increased vampire loss with updates?

[TR5642]

Is anyone else seeing a lot of vampire loss overnight with the recent updates?

I'm observing 2-3% loss overnight. This is in moderate temperatures (50s) with power saving ON, always connected ON, preconditioning OFF. 2+ KWh seems like a LOT of power to keep the cellular radio on and the computers on standby.

I saw this kind of behavior before but it had gotten better until a month or so ago.

 

[msnow]

Is anyone else seeing a lot of vampire loss overnight with the recent updates?

I'm observing 2-3% loss overnight. This is in moderate temperatures (50s) with power saving ON, always connected ON, preconditioning OFF. 2+ KWh seems like a LOT of power to keep the cellular radio on and the computers on standby.

I saw this kind of behavior before but it had gotten better until a month or so ago.

~2% is normal.

 

[mknox]

I see about 5 or 6% SOC loss (85 kWh pack) every 24 hours. That is more than double what I saw when the car was new, but it started getting high like this at least 1.5 to 2 years ago.

 

[apacheguy]

3-6 rated miles per 24 hours is normal for mine. All energy saving options checked.

 

[widodh]

~2% is normal.

I see this as well, but imho it is still very high. Way to high!

Car seems to go to sleep much less nowadays.

 

[charansr]

I see a noticeable increase in depletion! Anything you bring to the service centers attn is like talking to a wall.. hope they figure out the root cause!

 

[kort677]

revisiting this thread, I just returned from a trip and the car lost 8-10 mile per 24 hours while parked at the airport. I am not running anything that polls the cars, on 17.26.17. to me this level of loss is way too high and unacceptable.

 

[Raven]

Check your cabin overheat selection in settings. Depending on where you live, this can have a huge impact on losses while parked. After shutting mine off, I only lose ~2 miles in 24 hours, Arizona.

 

[kort677]

Check your cabin overheat selection in settings. Depending on where you live, this can have a huge impact on losses while parked. After shutting mine off, I only lose ~2 miles in 24 hours, Arizona.

thanks, however my overheat is on off so that shouldn't be the issue

 

[AmpedRealtor]

Cabin overheat is the culprit in my case. I live in Arizona and can lose 13 miles in less than 24 hours while the car is garaged, if you can believe that. Turning it off reduces that to 5 miles or less.