Vampire drain avoidance

[Tevvy]

Hi all, i’ll be leaving the car for 2 weeks tomorrow, any tips on settings configuration to minimise vampire drain?

Obviously I want to keep alarm etc active.

Thanks in advance

 

[navinsiri]

Turn on range mode
Unselect “always connected”
Turn off mobile access ( if you’re fine with not being able to check on the car, I would say leave it on)
Turn off smart preconditioning
Turn off cabin overheat protection

 

[trace]

Obviously won't stop the drain but if you're able to keep it plugged in to charge to 90% and have it charge during certain hours.

 

[dave4444]

Turn on range mode
Unselect “always connected”
Turn off mobile access ( if you’re fine with not being able to check on the car, I would say leave it on)
Turn off smart preconditioning
Turn off cabin overheat protection

Resist the urge to open the tesla app and check your car's battery status more than once per day.

 

[TexasEV]

Resist the urge to open the tesla app and check your car's battery status more than once per day.

That won’t help. You need to resist the urge to check it at all. Checking it once per day will prevent the systems from going into deeper sleep.

 

[jpaz]

Just back from a prolonged trip. I set the car up as recommended and did not ever use the app to check on it while gone. After 22 days (with the car parked outside in the Arizona heat) the vampire drain rate was about 2.1 miles per day. (305 to 257 miles on dash indicator). The car unlocked ans started without issue. Just because, I plugged in and charged back to "full" before any driving.