If what you saw was 275 miles on the center console or instrument panel immediately after charging to 100%, be aware that those estimated ranges values can be particularly overstated. Turn the car on and drive for fifty feet or so and the right-after-100% charging range number often declines immediately.
Whoa, that is some truly amazing data to have, thanks for sharing it. My 4S is sitting at about 90% SoH too, but I picked the car up in mid April 2021. Interestingly, I am not seeing a big difference in the estimated range. I don't check range mode, but in Normal mode during the summer time, I am still seeing it report essentially 250 miles on 100%. The one odd thing I've seen is that when I charge at home, the car always stops at 99% now - before if I left it on overnight it would always be 100% in the morning.Any number of things - if still in it's first 6 months then ranges improve, if comparing seasonal changes they differ, if driving lots of short inefficient in-city trips followed by one or more efficient long trips your guessometer will come up with all sorts of changes
Here is the GoM values for my car after every charge over nearly 2 years - the most interesting perhaps the seasonal variability but also the impact of declining SoH!
Peter, I couldn’t connect device with their app.
Just a check but it looks like you are using the OBDLink app to connect?Peter, I couldn’t connect device with their app.
I can see it as a bluetooth on my iphone, but connect (step 7) doesn’t work.
Maybe it’s because i don’t have internet access?
Also, see enclosed error message on my dashboard.
Any hints, since their support doesn’t work during weekend.
Sadly, I've had this happen a couple of times. It seems to be the result of buggy PCM software. The two finger reset doesn't work, but I find that if I walk away and come back in 15 minutes the PCM starts up normally.
