My wife just drive from OC to San Diego. First "long" drive for our new MY LR.

I reviewed drive date on three apps: TeslaFi, TezLabs and Nikola.  The total distance and average speed on each matched but Wh/Mi was different with TeslaFi.  TezLabs and Nikola are about the same (310/311 Wh/mi) but TeslaFi is reporting a much better 274 Wh/mi.  Why is that? I am confused. Any thoughts/help are appreciated. 

When I leave my Model 3(2020.20.12) plugged in it seems to be constantly topping off the battery even when it is not below 80% (Set Limit).  Attached is what I see in TelsaFi.  Is it really charging or is this something else?  See the reports below.

My car, a Long Range AWD Model 3, was upgraded to HW 3 earlier this year, but shows in your database as HW 2.5. How is HW version determined for your records? And what else is incorrectly recorded?

Night time sleep mode activated and car sleeping until 4pm. Woke up car to start a drive at 5pm. Teslafi did not start tracking my drive until 5:12pm. This has been going on for a few days. Any suggestions. 

With so much reporting lately on changes in Supercharging rates, especially for older models, it would be helpful to calculate and display fleet Supercharging rates.  Most folks understand that Supercharging rates are highest at a low state of charge (SOC), and the rate decreases as the battery achieves a higher SOC.  So KW + SOC is one common measure of charging rates.
While temperature also is a factor, I suspect that because of all the variables and ways to measure (battery temp, outside temp, etc.) that it's probably not worth the effort.
Displaying supercharging rate data out of the fleet would provide at least two benefits to users:
- Quickly able to see if my car's supercharging rates are typical, or indicate a problem
- Able to spot when software updates change the rates for entire models, or years, etc.
If KW + SOC is too heavy a lift, then even KWh added over time averages (by model, year, battery) would be really helpful.

Has anyone seen this error in the schedule log?  My car didn't start a scheduled charge.

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My 2017 Model X was sleeping as expected for the last couple of years. I got the MCU 2 upgrade 3 days ago, and since, my Model X has been sleeping for 15 minutes, waking up for about 45 mins, then back to sleep for 15 minutes, and so on. I am currently on 2020.20.12. It’s been like this for 3 days. I haven’t changed any of my sleep settings on TeslaFi. I don’t have any other third party apps running either. Prior to this, the car would sleep for days if I didn’t drive. Any ideas?

Can we view reports of other models and compare against our model at difference mileages?