I'm having a hard time figuring out the difference between deep sleep and nighttime sleep. It looks like both are useful for overnight hours and both try to sleep immediately. In particular I'm confused by the statement on the deep sleep section saying "This is useful for overnight hours when you will not be driving or charging", yet with deep sleep enabled I have not been missing my overnight charges.

Can anyone clarify this?

Also, this knowledge base article does not mention nighttime sleep: https://support.teslafi.com/knowledge-bases/2/articles/640-enabling-sleep-settings-to-limit-vampire-loss

Hi,

it would be great if you could implement a histogram view that shows how long the battery was at a specific level.

X-axis is SOC in percent and Y-axis is time.

This way one could see if a specific battery has spend most of the time at a high SOC and is at risk of higher calendar degradation.

Best

Emil

I'm curious to see how energy usage changes in the car when I use a sun visor in the windshield... or re-tint my windows for IR rejection. Does the roof screen make a difference? Is the amount of energy loss really worth caring about. It would be great to be able to quantify all of this with idle energy usage tracking.

Please instead of getting hundreds off emails during the effort to fall asleep messing up my email account, I rather should like to see one notification when it has fallen asleep.

I like being able to see and compare supercharging rates across various locations, seasons and firmware versions. I would love TeslaFi to ping the car every minute while supercharging and produce a graph of the charging rate vs. percentage and percentage vs. time. It would be fine to ping the car for data during AC charging as well, but 1 minute intervals may be overkill.

Hi,
Is it possible to set up so that trips are automatically tagged between 2 times? 

For example 0700-1500 then all trips are tagged as work?

Fleet software tracker page shows some Model 3 with AP3 hardware.  So this begs the question. Is there a way for us to configure our TeslaFi account so that it knows we have AP3 hardware installed after we verified this fact for ourselves?  I assumed there was, because it currently cannot auto detect it, but I can't find a way to do it.

“Remember me” at login does not persist to next login on my iPad 

Hi

I am currently retrofitting my model S with the CCS module.

Will Teslafi recognize the type of DC charging correctly and will add another view in addition to SuC and ChaDeMo?

Will there be a third sum up of the CCS charging kWh?

Greetz

Achim

If I disconnect a charging session before a "Complete" is issued, is the kW added included in the Charge Summary, AC Charging Totals?

Example, charging set to 90%, disconnected at 89%