Hello,

I'm looking for recommendations if anyone else has seen this behavior before. When 2018 MS is plugged in it will charge to the set level, idle after the charge is complete, then goes to sleep. About 10 minutes later the car wakes up, charges for 1 minute, idles, sleeps, then repeats the behavior. It started in August and only happens when plugged in. If the car is disconnected it will sleep as expected until intentionally woken up.

Thanks,

John

It seems that the Date format in the "included Data Points" does not honor the Date format set in the account settings. I get MM.DD.YYYY despite having DD.MM.YYYY in my settings.

Tagged drive list is getting long - would be nice to have the ability to sort it. Even if you can't or won't do column sorting, perhaps just sort the table by name.

Adding the ambient temperature to the battery report will help visualize the relationship between range loss and temp

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According to my battery report, I had basically no degradation for the first ~19,000 miles and then it just starts plummeting.  Does this make sense?   Have I really lost 7% after 26,000 miles?  And, if I did, was it gradually over the life of the whole car and not during the last 20% of my mileage as this implies?

Can anyone tell me what this means? Car is not going to sleep. Data shows the car is online.

the full note is - Trying To Sleep - No Vehicle State.

I reset the computer yesterday in attempt to resolve the no sleep issue, per the note here on Teslafi and the car went to sleep only to wake up at some random point approx 6 hrs later. Has not returned to sleep since then.

My Model Y VIN 48XXX seems to wake up randomly, and then has a hard time going back to sleep. Should I be giving it Melatonin? LOL. Seriously - why would the car wake up when there is no interaction with the car? I've got all the standby settings turned off. No card keys left in the car. Turned off the tesla app (signing out). No sentry mode. The SOC is below the charging point.

Let me know, thanks!

Please resume polling when polling is stopped when receiving an API command via the TeslaFi API.