A series of superchargers have just been installed in a car park behind us. Yesterday when navigating home (to choose the best route) the car kept indicating that it was heading to a supercharger and was conditioning the battery. I assume it’s related to the new nearby chargers. Is there a way of ignoring this (particular) supercharger?.?
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Unnecessary battery conditioning
- Thread starter Roon
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Candleflame
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might be routing you via supercharger if you got automatic supercharger stops activated and arrive with sub 20% at home.
Maybe just switch automatic supercharger routing off.
Maybe just switch automatic supercharger routing off.
have tried it yet but will. Failing that I might set a favourite at the far end of the street. Battery was 70% at the time. Teslas geo-positioning seems quite broad brush. The cars set to not lock at home (in the garage)but I notice it won’t auto lock if parked several doors down. And it also doesn’t seem to auto lock in the aforementioned car park
pikeman
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I don’t think conditioning the battery would create problems. It’s a temperature stabilization. It consumes energy but it’s probably inconsequential.
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