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SoH is State of Health for the battery?
Interesting data on the regen!
SoH is State of Health for the battery?
Interesting data on the regen!
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@Nephtune, great post. Two questions based on what you are showing:
1. I noticed too that the regen is engaging when going slight downhill by the green regen indicator with no button regen enabled (Auto or On), I realize that the car decides when to use regen even if button regen is disabled. However, I thought coasting was the best and most efficient. I wonder why the car is not just coasting as fast as it can.
2. I noticed your SoH is 86.11% and consider that pretty low. How many miles do you have and did your report that to the HV SoH thread. One of the most recent posts stated that someone in France with 300,000km and still above 90% SoH. I am having a hard time believing this as I am only 9k miles and 18 months since the car was built and I am at 91%, unless the battery now just stays there from now on, and I use best known protocols for use, charging, rebalancing, etc.
1. I noticed too that the regen is engaging when going slight downhill by the green regen indicator with no button regen enabled (Auto or On), I realize that the car decides when to use regen even if button regen is disabled. However, I thought coasting was the best and most efficient. I wonder why the car is not just coasting as fast as it can.
2. I noticed your SoH is 86.11% and consider that pretty low. How many miles do you have and did your report that to the HV SoH thread. One of the most recent posts stated that someone in France with 300,000km and still above 90% SoH. I am having a hard time believing this as I am only 9k miles and 18 months since the car was built and I am at 91%, unless the battery now just stays there from now on, and I use best known protocols for use, charging, rebalancing, etc.
