Unplugged for 9 days , my X90D lost 70 kms of range....

[watchalamaning]

I went for a cruise last week and left my almost fully charged X90D (409 kms) in a heated garage where the average temperature is 25 C. I did the usual good things to save energy before I left so no need to inquire....To my surprise, I came back 9 days later with only 339 kms of range. I expected a loss, but not that much. I wonder if I had left it outside with close to zero C average temperature..... Food for thought

 

[Jays200]

 

[doug]

What are these units of kilometer-seconds (kms)?

 

[Doctor X]

What are these units of kilometer-seconds (kms)?

I believe it was the plural of km

 

[Xtek]

That seems excessive but if you're not asking people to inquire then I'm not sure of the point of this post.

 

[ABC2D]

did the usual good things to save energy before I left

What was that you you did? Enable energy saving? Uncheck "always connected"?

 

[watchalamaning]

Energy saving enabled and yes, always connected was unchecked....
As for the inquiry, yes, I should have put an ? at the end...

 

[Dax279]

Temperature?

 

[brkaus]

Temperature?

OP mentioned 25 C garage. That would be 77 F.

 

[Nerdy_Engineer]

How often did you check on the car from the app? And do you use any 3rd party apps for you Tesla? Every time you open the app on your phone, it wakes the car up and causes it to waste more energy. It shouldn't have much of an effect if you aren't checking it multiple times a day though. The 3rd party apps tend to be the culprit. They usually aren't written that well so they keep pinging the car and keep it from going into a deep sleep.

The other potential wild card is did you turn off the smart preconditioning? It's possible that the car warmed itself up each morning and afternoon for your normal commute.

 

[inconel]

did you also turn off uploading of AP data?

 

[watchalamaning]

How often did you check on the car from the app? And do you use any 3rd party apps for you Tesla? Every time you open the app on your phone, it wakes the car up and causes it to waste more energy. It shouldn't have much of an effect if you aren't checking it multiple times a day though. The 3rd party apps tend to be the culprit. They usually aren't written that well so they keep pinging the car and keep it from going into a deep sleep.

The other potential wild card is did you turn off the smart preconditioning? It's possible that the car warmed itself up each morning and afternoon for your normal commute.

I did not use the app for the whole trip. (I did use it daily on my previous trip and it was a disaster...)
I have no other app working with the car....Nor do I use preconditioning, ever....

 

[watchalamaning]

did you also turn off uploading of AP data?

How do I do that? First time I hear about that...

 

[ABC2D]

How do I do that? First time I hear about that...

Disable "data sharing" setting

 

[brkaus]

Disable "data sharing" setting

Can’t believe that would make a difference. It uploads in WiFi and once sent it’s done. Mine hasn’t been uploading much at all recently.

I can tell my S would loose 3-4 miles per day. Perhaps a touch less. So your about 50% more. I’ve read reports of X that are similar.

Can’t say if it’s normal or not though.

 

[Snerruc]

Not an X, but my S was unplugged for 30 days for shipment from Hawaii to Florida. It lost 58 miles including the 17 miles the shippers drove it . You may not be getting deep sleep during storage. There are a variety of causes, most mentioned above. Ask Tesla to run the logs to see if there are any oddities.

 

[inconel]

I usually average about 3 to 5 miles of loss per day. When I was away last month for 15 days I disabled data sharing and lost 28 miles in 15 days, less than 2 miles per day.