In general the degradation of lithium batteries is mostly depending on state of charge in combination with temperature. Since we are collecting the data, it would be great if we could see the average for this in the battery report.

The price of supercharging in Canada went from $0.20 and $0.40 to $0.25 and $0.50.

but if I update the settings all my past supercharging sessions will be updated and wrong

how do I update without having to manually adjust all the existing records

Would be great to have a way to plan a trip and then track against it. Mostly looking for an all in one solution.

It'd be great to have starting and ending elevation included when exporting drives to csv.

Love TeslaFi, thanks for creating it!

I'm wondering if you receive data about windows down while the car is empty?

Had a situation where the passenger window was down when I came back to the car yesterday and thought it would be great if you could send an alert when windows are down. 

I enabled the Alexa skill yesterday, so I can stop having to fumble with my phone in the morning to start the cabin heater while getting ready for work. The skill works fine for most queries, providing historic data, but anything trying to control the car, like "Alexa, ask my car to turn on the heater" results in "I'm having trouble accessing your electrifi.com skill".  This continued over 5-10 minutes, presumably because the car was asleep.  Once I opened the Tesla app in my phone and waited for it to wake up the car, those same commands started working as expected through Alexa.

Is it possible to adjust the skill so if a command fails it wakes up the car and retries, or at least wakes up the car and gives a message the car is waking up, try again later?

My car is a Model 3 LR Dual motor if it matters.

Thanks!

I posted about this over on TMC.

Now that the API shows supercharger occupancy, would it be possible to aggregate all that data here and create trend graphs for the various superchargers? 

It imagine it being a page where you select a state, then select a supercharger in that state and it shows you current and past occupancy .

I'm looking at my monthly report and I'm not understanding how the Total Cost is calculated. How does it come to $61.66?

Since my supercharging is free shouldn't the Total Cost be $52.54?

A monthly summary report displaying drive distance, number of drives, energy consumption, charging++

A chart showing distance per months for last 12 months (or selected period) would be much appreciated.

Home energy monitoring services like Neurio have an API to poll usage data for circuits in the home. When combined with sub-metering, it's possible to pull the kWh consumed by the charging circuit, allowing for even better efficiency calculations. Can you investigate adding support for services like this?

Neurio API: https://api.neur.io/docs/

Sense IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/sense_energy_monitor