Tesla App Service Range Analysis For S/X

[taimurasad]

In the app for my legacy X, I can see Vehicle Range option being added under Service menu. This is supposed to give detailed energy graph in the app for last 2 trips on Legacy S/X, something which is available in the car for 3/Y/New S/New X.

Upon clicking on Vehicle Range option, it runs for 10 seconds and then asks me to keep running it for 24 more minutes. After running this, I always get "Data Insufficient for Drive Analysis" and it tells me to drive the car for 3 more kilometers and try again in 24 hours. Thing is, I have been driving everyday 30-40 kms and yet I get this and never it has shown me detailed range analysis for my car. I have been trying it for weeks now and have gone through multiple software updates in the car. Still no go. Anyone having this issue?

 

[taimurasad]

is there anyone else having same issue?

 

[Tlutek]

I also have the same issue. 2015 P90D that I’ve had for 2-3 months now. I’ve tried running the Range Analysis a number of times and always get the “Data Insufficient for Drive Analysis”. I’ve read on other posts that maybe the battery needs to be run down pretty low for the range analysis thing to work, but I’ve never found a detailed guide/instructions on what exactly to do. I’m planning on taking a road trip tomorrow that might hit some higher/lower percentages than I usually get to, so I’ll try it again after that.

 

[taimurasad]

I also have the same issue. 2015 P90D that I’ve had for 2-3 months now. I’ve tried running the Range Analysis a number of times and always get the “Data Insufficient for Drive Analysis”. I’ve read on other posts that maybe the battery needs to be run down pretty low for the range analysis thing to work, but I’ve never found a detailed guide/instructions on what exactly to do. I’m planning on taking a road trip tomorrow that might hit some higher/lower percentages than I usually get to, so I’ll try it again after that.

Let me know how it works for you then. I’m still stuck with no data being shown

 

[Tlutek]

Let me know how it works for you then. I’m still stuck with no data being shown

It worked! A few days ago I did some longer driving days (80%-25%, multiple trips) and I got one successful drive analysis, and then yesterday I did a single 120 mile trip and got another successful analysis on that. I think the software is looking for one single long trip, not a bunch of broken up ones. So charge it up, take it for a scenic drive (no pit stops), and try it again! Hope that works for you too.

 

[PatrickCH4313]

After one “Data Insufficient for Drive Analysis”, I started once again 24 hours later and it finally works.

 

[taimurasad]

After one “Data Insufficient for Drive Analysis”, I started once again 24 hours later and it finally works.

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How long was the commute before you tried it again?

 

[PatrickCH4313]

How long was the commute before you tried it again?

I just drove 20 km before I tried again.

 

[Richbot]

I had no idea this was even there. Tesla hasn't totally given up on us I guess, lol

 

[Cheburashka]

What's the actual purpose of this feature?

What are we supposed to do with this information?

 

[PatrickCH4313]

It shows your driving habit/style and your battery health but the ride (17 miles) should be a bit more than a couple of miles / km.

The grey line displays the EPA projection for the ride.

In my case I still can reach the full WLTP range for my Model S 100D (621 km @ 158 Wh/km)

 

[Richbot]

Post a TikTok about it and sell cars for them?

 

[Cheburashka]

How can I tell my battery health from looking at that data though?

 

[jvelliky]

What's the actual purpose of this feature?

What are we supposed to do with this information?

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It is my understanding it provides battery degradation or overall health of the batteries. In doing basic range calculations, mine appears to degraded by 13% at 30,000 miles. All data indicates it should be half this amount at 200,000 miles. What is the real world experience from others?

 

[Cheburashka]

It is my understanding it provides battery degradation or overall health of the batteries. In doing basic range calculations, mine appears to degraded by 13% at 30,000 miles. All data indicates it should be half this amount at 200,000 miles. What is the real world experience from others?

I don't see how this provides any info on battery degradation or health at all.

For example, I have Sailun EV Range tires which provide 5-6% better range than the stock Michelins that come on the car, and this calculation would reflect that.