stay below 70 mph to reach destination

[smashcz]

On a trip it says "stay below 70 mph to reach destination" , is there a way to get rid of it and have it plan to closer supercharger? I would like to drive 80+ mph...

 

[OCR1]

Just navigate to a closer supercharger along the way and the message will go away.

 

[SalisburySam]

Just navigate to a closer supercharger along the way and the message will go away.

Yup, this always works, assuming you’re within normal range of the next SuperCharger. The nav system does not yet permit waypoints so it will only tell you about having enough juice to get to whatever destination you’ve chosen. When waypoints become active, I’m guessing this will still remain as a safety factor but you’ll see it far less often.

 

[puckpurnell]

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[patrick80132]

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That's pretty interesting. This route planner gives different options, similar, but not the same as the online Tesla route planner. Is the route planner in the car the same as on Go Anywhere | Tesla

 

[Adrien]

Best part A Better Routeplanner is that it works really well in the car browser and can track all your data as you're moving

 

[brobinson]

That's pretty interesting. This route planner gives different options, similar, but not the same as the online Tesla route planner. Is the route planner in the car the same as on Go Anywhere | Tesla

ABPR factors in many more variables than the tesla planner. I believe the tesla web planner is fairly comparable to the one thats in the car.

 

[Tron 3]

Surprised by the same message on a 2,800-mile trip. We had a 'feel' for what we needed to reach our next charge (I never charge all the way, the top end of charge is slow, besides hard on the battery), and a message popped up "stay below 75 to reach your destination. A bit later it said "below 70..." - once again, "below 65..." so we opted for a closer charger. Evidently a headwind.

The surprise was how the car is always evaluating its environment and state of charge - and alerts you how to achieve your destination.
Best car I've ever owned in 64 years.

 

[smashcz]

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Can I somehow get it in car if I don't have a browser?

 

[M3-Florida]

Can I somehow get it in car if I don't have a browser?

In the car? Yes via your phone or tablet. On the car's screen, no.

 

[smashcz]

Just navigate to a closer supercharger along the way and the message will go away.

Once it creates the route, I don't see any option to change to closer supercharger. So you mean I have to just cancel and just navigate to supercharger? There's no way to just change the supercharger without canceling the whole route?

 

[Eno Deb]

Best part A Better Routeplanner is that it works really well in the car browser and can track all your data as you're moving

Sadly, since update 2019.12.1.1 this doesn't seem to work anymore, apparently because the new browser no longer provides the current location to ABR.

 

[brkaus]

Once it creates the route, I don't see any option to change to closer supercharger. So you mean I have to just cancel and just navigate to supercharger? There's no way to just change the supercharger without canceling the whole route?

I think it will eventually route to it if it cannot make the final destination by slowing down. Sometimes I just cancel and route to the same final destination again and it will go through the supercharger.

Sometimes it is faster to go slower and not have to stop - if that is actually your final destination and you have time to charge before you need to leave again.

 

[ewoodrick]

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How does that get rid of the "Keep is unde X" message?