Lately Tesla software updates seem to be really targeted to certain states. For example FSD beta v12 was specifically California only for a long time, with the occasional Nevada and Oregon installation. Now it seems to be going wider but still nothing in my state. I was wondering if you might show software updates by state not just by country. A lot of states in the US have populations similar to countries in Europe so it would be probably useful to show individual states on the map rather than the US as a whole.

Also just out of curiosity, how often does the data on the software updates page update? 

Hi,

I'm trying to figure out what the order status and sub statuses are. Has anyone seen a list? I see my order status is BOOKED and the substatus is _Z, but I have no idea what they mean. It would be cool if we had a list of each status and substatus and what they mean.

The one I would most need is "Open Charge Port Door", since the native Rivian app does not support this. Though maybe the Rivian API doesn't support it either. But if it does, this would be very helpful. 

Our road trips are usually at least 3 weeks and it takes forever to load. Once saved it takes about 15-20 minutes for the map of whole trip to appear. How can this be speeded up? I want to print the whole trip map and whole trip specs.

It would be great to have dedicated notification when logging stops for any reason (expired card, auth token expired, car out of range, etc.). I'd be ok even if it triggers if it fails because the car is out of range (as long as it's only sent once a day)

Hi, I really appreciate your stats. As a FSD geek I'm always eager to see the next updates and right now it is on full tilt waiting for v12. One thing I think would be interesting would be being able to select a software version and see what version and when people updated to. Pretty much the reverse of the data you are showing what version people previously had. 

So for example, I'm on 2023.44.30.20. It would be great to be able to see a list on that page to see what version people who previously had 2023.44.30.20 installed upgraded to. It would be a handy way to be able to predict what is next for me by looking to see how many people like me (model, HW, location) have moved to another version.

Keep up the great work!

Hi there, I was previously writing my own Python scripts to control my powerwalls and car charging. With the transition to the fleet API that is obviously much more difficult now. I see that you have a schedules section on site, I think with a little bit of work this could easily replace my Python scripts. If you could add the ability to some basic scripting there like if car is charging set x that would be awesome!

The concrete example of what I do with my script is I check to see if the car is charging and if it is I set the reserve on my Powerwalls to 100% to avoid draining the powerwalls to charge the car.

Thanks for considering my feature request!

Graham

Sometimes at Home I charge off of my solar inverter at 110v and I've manually added a note of "Solar" for those charges. How can I search and pull up a list of those?
Bonus: anyone know how I can have those marked as $0.00 automatically without setting a 'time' window where charging is free - like 9am to 4pm?  Sometimes I have to 240v L2 charge during those times when in a hurry and would love to keep the two separate somehow.

Hey,

Could you please obfuscate only the last two digits of the VIN number in the Software Tracker as I would like to see which block of VINs the software updates have been opened up to. I understand people are touchy about having their VIN shown, but by obfuscating only the last two digits, it'd still be very hard (within 100 VINs to identify a particular vehicle, and the fact that you don't show the first part of the VIN's makes it physically impossible anyway.

Thanks for your consideration.

As my car gets older there is fewer and fewer cars to compare range with as Teslafi limit comparison to vehicles within 2000 miles of my current odometer. Can you increase the range to 5000 miles or about 5%