Hi 

I cannot see my model listed in vehicles. I have a 2023 Model 3 LR RWD, this is a model sold specifically in EU only, made in Shanghai. This model has the same 78 kWh battery as the long range but it only has the rear wheel motor the same as in the normal RWD. Therefore its range is higher than the traditional LR as it has the same battery but its consumption is as low as in case of the RWD. Missing this model makes the calculations made in the app incorrect and unreliable. Please make this model selectable as well.

Thanks!

I'd like to be able to tie the tire sets to start and end with a drive number instead of a date. 

Love, love, love TeslaFi! Thanks for the consideration, and keep up the great work.

I added a vehicle to my existing account as the other sat idle in the garage, I'd like to create a fleet / 2nd account and port over the data (clone existing), is this possible?

Would be great to be able to assign tire sets to service reminders to keep track for example of wheels balancing.

Especially for those, who have whole separate summer and winter wheels (2 sets of tires with rims).

Order in this table isn´t in logical / chronolicical order:

should be:

- Waiting For Wifi Connection

- Downloading

- Ready To Install

- Scheduled To Install

- Installing

And as the last on

- Installed

is missing

I would request a section on the page (along with drives and charge section) which would display energy usage in the "camp" and "dog" modes.   I dont really know how much energy the car consumes during these modes, and have to set up a manual way of tracking the information so I can plan the usage when activating.   

Thanks

I would like to have the car not run cabin overheat protection while at home, I don't see a way to enable this.  Maybe a nice feature to alter this setting by the location or SOC%?

Having just got this alert and not seeing it in TeslaFi, maybe a good feature addition?

Since the Model X chews up front tires more rapidly than the rear tires it would be nice to be able to create 2 active tire sets with different start dates. 

In monthly / yearly view create new graph for your daily wh/mile average. This will give us an ideal if we’re getting better or worse with our driving habits