Tracking real world range and battery health

[hodes]

What’s the best way to track my real-world range over time, and the overall health of my battery? I never charge to 100% or discharge to 0%, so I don’t have any sense at all of what the actual range of my car is. I’d like to know what the real-world full range is now, while the car is new, and I’d like to track it over time.

Is there a good way to do this within the car? In the native app? With a 3rd party app that is, at most, a few bucks a month?

 

[jmaddr]

TeslaFi, Teslamate, stats, Tessie, or other similar programs will log datapoints everyday on how much energy you are using and how far you are driving. They give not only battery degradation reports but also log efficiency, charging habits, vampire drain, updates, a whole slew of data. If you like data, they are great. Just make sure the one you choose gives you the data you need.

TeslaFi vs Tezlab vs Tessie vs Dashboard for Tesla vs Scan My Tesla vs TeslaLogger

Hi all, I've been using TeslaFi for a while and the standard Tesla app. However, I have an ancient MCU1 on a 2013 P85, and to say the least, the app is no longer maintained with me in mind. It's hard to get my car to go to sleep and vampire drain is bad when using TeslaFi. I'm curious about the...

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[RichardTheKing]

TeslaFi, Teslamate, stats, Tessie, or other similar programs will log datapoints everyday on how much energy you are using and how far you are driving. They give not only battery degradation reports but also log efficiency, charging habits, vampire drain, updates, a whole slew of data. If you like data, they are great. Just make sure the one you choose gives you the data you need.

TeslaFi vs Tezlab vs Tessie vs Dashboard for Tesla vs Scan My Tesla vs TeslaLogger

Hi all, I've been using TeslaFi for a while and the standard Tesla app. However, I have an ancient MCU1 on a 2013 P85, and to say the least, the app is no longer maintained with me in mind. It's hard to get my car to go to sleep and vampire drain is bad when using TeslaFi. I'm curious about the...

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But there is still a 3 to 4% energy lost between your home metre and the Tesla charge to add on. I am using teslafi for the kWh added to the battery (very accurate) but for the real world cost/kWh sent from home I am using my home smart meter. Most of the time the total lost between what has been added the the Tesla battery and what has been really sent is around 7.5% for me.

 

[RichardTheKing]

This is the graph from my spreadsheet per week.

 

[RichardTheKing]

per month, this is more 6% to 6.5% for my home

 

[RichardTheKing]

Now about the real world range:

 

[RichardTheKing]

The conso:

 

[RichardTheKing]

MPG - L/100 and saving, compared to a 40mpg ice

 

[iderdik]

Would these apps let you show efficiency in a per driver basis? I’d like to know who is ruining my efficiency!

 

[RichardTheKing]

Would these apps let you show efficiency in a per driver basis? I’d like to know who is ruining my efficiency!

On Teslafi you need to tag manually for each drive the driver name and you can get a report efficiency by driver. It is manual for each drive but it does the job