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Model 3 discharge rate (lemmy.world)
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My model 3 long range is sitting in my garage. I charged it to 80% on Thursday night and unplugged it on Friday morning. It's just been sitting since that time unplugged but undriven. It's down to 51% on Tuesday morning. Down 30% in 4 days seems kind of bad. Sentry mode is on despite me having it set to not be on at home. Still seems like a lot of energy usage for a couple of low resolution cameras. Anyone else noticed this substantial energy usage when not in use?

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago (3 children)

No, not even close, even when it's 100+ after the sun goes down and cabin overheat protection is on.

I've read of apps keeping the car from entering standby, although I've never installed anything third party and witnessed this myself. Do you have anything like that installed on your phone?

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago (2 children)

No third party apps at all. Just the Tesla one.

I've noticed the car uses about 10% whilst parked in the sun whilst at work which is obviously keeping the cabin cool.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

You don't need to keep the cabin cool. It's completely fine to let it get hot during the day. It will not cause damage. Every other car manages fine when parked in the sun and tesla is no different. The components are rated for high temperature. Overheat ""protection"" is pretty pointless imo. There's extensive discussion of the topic on the tesla forums.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

I think your probably right. The only example I can think of that might benefit is the roof lining in a car. I think the daily heat cycle probably is the cause of roof lining dropping. Not that big of an issue with a glass roof.

My Amarok has spent the vast majority of its life under cover. It still looks brand new inside.

My last car spent most of its life in the sun and definitely looked old by the time it was 10 years old. Had to replace the roof lining once.