Is there anything that can be done about Tesla throttling my 2013 Model S, it is a 60 and I
Only charge to 180 but it now takes forever.
Only charge to 180 but it now takes forever.
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I saw the R1T at there Sonoma event last November and was very impressed with both the build quality and fit and finish, looks much better in person.I can't wait to see what the finished Rivian is like. Good luck.
I’ve noticed further throttling after the latest update. It used to supercharge around 54-44kw, and has since dropped to 44-34kw.Is there anything that can be done about Tesla throttling my 2013 Model S, it is a 60 and I
Only charge to 180 but it now takes forever.
Derby, is there any evidence to support that “Tesla found there is a problem…”?No. Tesla found that there is a problem with longevity of the battery, so they limit the charging to help extend the battery life.
Derby, is there any evidence to support that “Tesla found there is a problem…”?
I guess I’ll just buy a new one if I want to charge 200 miles within 15 minutes like they advertise these V3‘s can do. It just sucks that my 2013 at a Supercharger can only get 70 miles of range after an hour of charging. I guess Tesla, like most software companies ie Apple Have found a way through technology to degrade performance in the pursuit to sell a new product.The evidence would seem to be that Tesla has systematically and deliberately slowed the charging speed of early cars. Likely to improve their longevity.
So of course there is nothing “wrong” for Tesla to diagnose and fix. The car is performing exactly they way they have told it to.
People are quick to point the finger here but I’m not wholly convinced Tesla gives two squirts about trying to force existing customers into new cars to the point that they would deliberately degrade the experience of owning an older one.I guess Tesla, like most software companies ie Apple Have found a way through technology to degrade performance in the pursuit to sell a new product.
That's not correct.-I do remember as an early adapter they stated their was no issues with Suppercharging that it would degrade a battery. Seems the story has changed.
Supercharging has nothing to do with charging speeds at home. ~20 miles per hour may be exactly what you should expect dependent on your charging equipment.It even charges slowly at home, over 6 hours to go from 60 to 180.
Will do but this all happens after the software update that slowed the speeds.Supercharging has nothing to do with charging speeds at home. ~20 miles per hour may be exactly what you should expect dependent on your charging equipment.
Post the volts/amps your car is charging at for some actual diagnosis.
For real though - there is no software update that slowed your home / level 2 charging speeds. That didn’t happen.Will do but this all happens after the software update that slowed the speeds.