Trip graph...New or old?

[insaneoctane]

First time I've seen this graph. Either never noticed the tab or it's new.... Which is it?

 

[MorrisonHiker]

First time I've seen this graph. Either never noticed the tab or it's new.... Which is it?
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It's been around for many years.

 

[PoitNarf]

It's been around for many years.

Well yes for the S and X. This was only added to the Model 3 when version 9 was released last year.

 

[Feathermerchan]

And it only shows when navigating to a destination. It has been shown to be pretty accurate and therefore useful.

 

[insaneoctane]

Thanks for the replies. Funny how I can stumble on "new" stuff months later even after I think I've explored it all!

 

[LakeWorthB]

Thanks, yeah I never saw this graph either.

 

[ewoodrick]

Been around for awhile.

AFAIK, this is the ONLY place where the actual estimated battery range, based upon current usage, is shown.

 

[insaneoctane]

I found it useful to get a quick battery percentage since I display miles.....

 

[insaneoctane]

By the way, what does the grey line indicate? Predicted battery percentage calculated by distance, elevation and rated efficiency?
You can see that it was off by quite a bit this morning (but I did have a phenomenal 184 Wh/mi average commute this morning)....

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

By the way, what does the grey line indicate? Predicted battery percentage calculated by distance, elevation and rated efficiency?

I believe it's the "original" prediction when you first plugged in the destination. This allows you to compare current performance vs. how it originally projected.

Occasionally this display can be a bit buggy (especially in absence of cell signal), but overall it's pretty useful. It takes into account elevation gain/loss, etc. on the way to your destination. It does not do well if you dramatically alter your wheel configuration (though there are now options to switch wheel configurations and that allows the estimates to work a bit better if you can select an appropriate one - people with massively wide wheels are out of luck though - predictions will always be optimistic). You'd think it wouldn't matter (since this screen does apparently to some extent take into account current efficiency), but it does.