I'm Tessie and I have a 2023 MY AWD with the 4860 battery. I know it's very important to have the correct capacity listed to track the battery degradation. I'm not sure the default value for my car in Tessie is listed correctly, and I'm having a tonight time finding it online. Any chance anyone can help?
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The default is usually the best option but if your measurements are way off the fleet average then it probably needs corrected. No link immediately on hand but there are a variety of threads around TMC talking about those 4680 batteries.
Ahh, that sucks. I wouldn't think 2017 would be considered "old" or "legacy".. People are finishing their 60+ month loans within the past 6 months...
I have my drives filtered to leave out any drive under 0.1 so that I don’t end up with a ton of 0 distance drives to scroll through.
That seems to remove the lines from the drives map (steering wheel icon).
Is there a way to filter out my 0 distance “drives” and still see the lines on the map?
That seems to remove the lines from the drives map (steering wheel icon).
Is there a way to filter out my 0 distance “drives” and still see the lines on the map?
Yeah, driving lines don't support custom filters. Working on this feature.
You can now gain full access to the Tesla Fleet API through your Tessie account.
developer.tessie.com
Overview
Tessie offers a drop-in replacement for the Tesla Fleet API which includes a few major advantages over using the Tesla Fleet API directly.This is particularly beneficial for developers migrating existing applications from the Tesla Owner API or Tesla Fleet API, as it enables an easy and instant...
Is that the full Fleet API including Powerwall? I’ve been keen to do some home automation on the Powerwall but with the Tesla API undergoing change I’ve been reluctant to invest the time.You can now gain full access to the Tesla Fleet API through your Tessie account.
Overview
Tessie offers a drop-in replacement for the Tesla Fleet API which includes a few major advantages over using the Tesla Fleet API directly.This is particularly beneficial for developers migrating existing applications from the Tesla Owner API or Tesla Fleet API, as it enables an easy and instant...
I just saw this message from earlier. If I do this will all the cars on different accounts still work with Tessie, or will only the ones from the connected account be controlled through the app?
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Not sure if this has come up. I changed both my HEPA/cabin filters today. There is an alert for cabin but not HEPA. Instead of hardcoding another category let me create my own multiple times with X miles and/or Y Elapsed time.
We have a HEPA filter category but it looks like we're not detecting it correctly for your car. I think it's looking for Bioweapon Defense Mode. I'll look at opening it up to all cars.
No, you can't use multiple accounts. You want one of your Tesla accounts to have access to both cars. In her Tesla app, have her add you as a driver under Manage Drivers. Then tap Settings > Connectivity > Sync and it'll add the car. And yes, you can control both.
Tz00
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@James@Tessie can you add a timestamp to your /{vin}/battery API endpoint, so I can determine the age of the data?
As soon as that's a publicly supported endpoint that you're not just spying on, sure. You'll need to wait a bit.
Noticed that you are going to have a bunch of telemetry data. Is it possible to have the battery temp up near the battery on the main screen? Instead of having to always go in and manually check, it would be cool to just have it available all of the time.
7 year old hardware, not everything can simply be updatedFYI - these features do not work on my '17 MS. I'm guessing it's nonfunctional on all legacy cars. Yet again a slap in the face to those who "saved Tesla".
Yeah, this is a good idea. I'm thinking about how to best do this. Need some more fleet data first.
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