speedyranger74
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The web version I used only one time.
What I want, if it's possible, to know the time when is wake-up and when is going to sleep.
Something similar with Driving, Parking, Charging tabs.
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What I want, if it's possible, to know the time when is wake-up and when is going to sleep.
Something similar with Driving, Parking, Charging tabs.
Macb00kemdanno
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The app update (4.3.8) yesterday shows energy usage over time, but what are the green lines below 0 — is that regenerative braking?
Macb00kemdanno
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It's drag to scan values, and long press then drag to zoom. It's more sensitive than I'd like to accidentally zooming in, but iPhone/Android prevent you from scrolling down when you add two-finger dragging on the graphs, which is a far worse experience. This is the best experience I've found for a mobile app so far, but still hunting around for a better experience. Open to other ideas!
I don't bump the thread unless necessary or providing support as it's against TMC vendor rules.
If you're hungry for some more news...- Supercharging costs are now automatically synced to your Tesla account!
- All previous Supercharging sessions have had costs automatically added
- Energy usage calculation has been added to certain new CCS chargers and unique 3-phase Wall Connector installations
- Website has received a couple small nice design touches
- Smart support has been added for multiple overlapping tagged locations; the smaller, more narrow location will always take priority
Sorry, didn't get a notification for your post for some reason. Yes! That's regen from braking or going downhill.
Looks like it. Added improved scaling support. Give it a refresh and see if it's fixed!
It's actual distance driven / range consumed — e.g. if you drove 100 miles but used 200 miles of range, that'd be 50% efficient.
Exactly. It's theoretically possible that Tesla is altering the rated range with an additional variable but I haven't witnessed that so far.
For sure, these would be awesome. Not allowed by the Tesla firmware yet! Will add these as soon as it becomes possible.
It's designed to be used in conjunction with it. It replaces it for a lot of people, but it's not actually meant to. You'll always want the Tesla app for roadside service, service requests, phone key (in the background, as you mention), and other odds and ends that you may need.
@James@Tessie
Been using Tessie for a few months, love all the data it provides. One thing I noticed is that Tessie tends to report higher usage on drives than what my car says. For example I drove about 130km today and my car reported a 186 wh/km and Tessie reported that as 195 wh/km. Tessie appears to be reporting about 5% higher consistently. Is there a reason for this that I am unaware of, or is it possible to adjust the wh/km to reflect exactly what the car shows?
Been using Tessie for a few months, love all the data it provides. One thing I noticed is that Tessie tends to report higher usage on drives than what my car says. For example I drove about 130km today and my car reported a 186 wh/km and Tessie reported that as 195 wh/km. Tessie appears to be reporting about 5% higher consistently. Is there a reason for this that I am unaware of, or is it possible to adjust the wh/km to reflect exactly what the car shows?
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