It would be great if there was a button at the top of the schedules/reminders that could be selected or unselected to enable or disable all schedules and reminders.  When I am on vacation or preparing for a long trip, I have to manually unselect all of the schedules and reminders.  When I return home to my normal routine, I go back in and manually reselect all of my schedules and reminders.

Obviously not a deal breaker and admittedly a first world problem, but I think it would be a nice addition.

Would love to see this as a leaderboard category. I think it would be interesting to see how folks are utilizing their EVs on road trips. 

How do you create a road trip. I see how to search for them.

Purely just because I like watching stats, watching trends, etc....

As we all await the arrival of the next major version of the software, I'm wondering if you can tell who has purchased FSD and who has not, and if that data point might prove predictive in cars migrating to one version of the software versus another.

I'm just thinking about being able to see a fork in the road that might be a leading indicator as to whether folks are ending up on the beta, getting a version that lends itself to the v11 release, etc.

I am wondering how home charging costs are calculated. Does Teslafi use kWh used or kWh added? Thanks 

Hello James,

It would be really useful to have the end of day odometer reading in the calendar on the days when a drive has taken place.

thanks in anticipation.

barry

We know the locations of all superchargers. Could we autotag all locations within 100m of a known supercharger?

I would love to see a year and/or month markings to the battery Charge report to not only show the miles in your history, but to also show the time span. I mocked up my graph (Didn't do a real good job of it 😛)

It would be interesting to see what I could expect of future degradation of my battery. I just now see to the milage where my car is now. It should be possible to show all the future data of degradation of my model too.

Use SuC Charge data to plot Charge rate against SoC while identifying software version.

This can currently be done by exporting all charges as CSV, then importing to Excel; all the data is in Teslafi anyway.

Example graph :- https://imgur.com/a/VndvsIT