Emokeff88
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Before I left for a 6 month deployment I read many threads relating to the best Taycan long term storage practices and became even more uncertain of what to do. Some posts suggested a mix of using a battery tinder, remove wheels, charge set to 5% 20%,50% or 80%. Various other directions and suggestions.
What I decided on was not removing tires, cracking the frunk open incase of dead battery. Leaving charge set to 50% without a battery tender. During the duration the car was unplugged for over a month due to my wife traveling to visit family in South Africa. The car was turned on only twice by her but not driven due to medical reasons.
An hour after landing from a 16 hour flight I went home and conducted an inspection. The tires had no visible flat spots. Electronics turned on with no issues (map updated). Chargpoint app showed no charging sessions due to battery drain. I Drove it and it felt as if I never left.
I hope to ease some of the worries about long term storage and add a clearer picture on what to do.
What I decided on was not removing tires, cracking the frunk open incase of dead battery. Leaving charge set to 50% without a battery tender. During the duration the car was unplugged for over a month due to my wife traveling to visit family in South Africa. The car was turned on only twice by her but not driven due to medical reasons.
An hour after landing from a 16 hour flight I went home and conducted an inspection. The tires had no visible flat spots. Electronics turned on with no issues (map updated). Chargpoint app showed no charging sessions due to battery drain. I Drove it and it felt as if I never left.
I hope to ease some of the worries about long term storage and add a clearer picture on what to do.
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