Pretty much the title. Would love to be able to fire a fart from TeslaFi's quick controls. Thanks! Happy holidays everyone!

it will be nice to have TeslaFi for the powerwall and gateway 2 ;)

create a mobile application (iphone, android, etc.) .

For the schedules and the climate presets, you can choose heated seat with options "0,1,2,3". Would it be possible to add the option for "auto" as well?

Hello,

For cars equipped with Heated Windshield Wipers, would it be possible to add that as a selectable option on the ‘Climate Presets’ section of TeslaFi?

Also, would it be possible to incorporate defrost options there as well (for the front/rear windshields)? Since (I think) turning on max defrost automatically turns up the temperature to the highest setting, perhaps it would make sense for the set temperature to be overridden (greyed out)?

Just some thoughts for those of us who live in cold weather climates :)

Hi,

I usually get my garage's charge price for year X a few months into the next year. Is it possible to batch update the kWh charge price for all charges for a whole year? 

Thanks,

Markus

After changing to a new tire brand, I have seen significant efficiency changes and would love to graph my Wh/mile over time.

You have one that is broken down by speed but I would like to see something similar over time.

While I have been tracking this manually, I think the system can do this much better.

This is a FEATURE REQUEST

I like the battery degradation report, the problem is of the 2 tesla's I've owned after the first 1000 miles my car is way below the TelsaFi average. So it got me thinking is there an place in the world that does better for battery life, Say living in Chicago is better for the battery than Los Angeles and stuff like that.

If the battery degradation report could be broken up by Country would be nice then also by State for the US or territories for Canada and so on. Not sure how its done in the rest of the countries around he world.

Its just sad that I Live in Palm Springs CA and my battery report is always worst than anybody else's

Read a real-world test report that shows on MYLR the differential in range between 19" wheels and 20' is a full 7% (or 22 miles). Suggest there be a criteria to include wheel size to compare vehicles in fleet on Teslafi. It makes a big difference and without having wheel size included, comparative data isn't very accurate.  For instance, Teslafi says only 4% of similar vehicles have range lower than mine (319) but STATS app says 68% of vehicles are lower than mine. That's a big difference. I assume that perhaps STATS uses the wheel data?  Can wheel data be added to Teslafi?