I have.
So if Im reading this correctly it says you should be charging to only 80% if you want to maintain maximum battery health. I thought it was 90%. Thats what Ive been doing each night.I have.
Not sure what I expected. Is fairly rudimentary but useful.
Historical record of charge state updates monthly.
Other charts estimate car value, range vs similar vehicles, and map max range from home (Hoping that will be updated to showing there and back w/o charging.)
Recurrent suggests using the general rule for all EVs without adjustment for Manufacturer guidance or differences in buffer strategy. For Tesla’s and their relatively small buffer the 80% suggestion is more important than it might be for MMEs with a large buffer.
I see. I thought they were using the data they were collecting to develop better/more accurate advice about battery health. Not very helpful though if they are just applying the same cookie cutter advice to every EV. That seems to defeat the whole purpose of this system.
The 90% reccomendation is now gone from the owner's manual, it now just says:
80% is slightly better than 90%. If you can get away with 80% and come home with more than 30%, then you should try to do that instead.
Thanks for the links
