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If it's displaying rated range, then shouldn't the number be based on a fixed Wh/mile assumption and not driving habits/weather/whatever? The only real software magic that should be happening is in the actual calculation of pack capacity and state of charge... which is where things get all wonky because SoC and pack capacity are basically an educated guess/very complex averaging game.Do you realize that your display range is not a measure of your battery capacity? It's calculated on a somewhat flawed algorithm that varies based on many factors including driving habits, and in no way can you use it to determine battery degradation. So turn it off range and onto battery percentage and drive the car and don't worry about it.
Have you tried doing a couple of range charges to see if it helps? I've noticed that when my 90% range starts dropping and then I do a road trip that requires a range charge, after the road trip I will get back a few miles.
Do you realize that your display range is not a measure of your battery capacity? It's calculated on a somewhat flawed algorithm that varies based on many factors including driving habits, and in no way can you use it to determine battery degradation. So turn it off range and onto battery percentage and drive the car and don't worry about it.
I've found that driving it down to 10-20% SoC then doing a 100% charge can sometimes help. Just don't leave the car at 100% for long; plan to drive at least 5-10% off within a few hours of hitting the 100%. The 100% can take over an hour extra at the end. Even after the 100%, it can take up to a few days for all the internal balancing to finish with the small internal bleed resistors.
Ok, update. I told Tesla that if they say my battery loss is normal then I wanted to know what was abnormal so that once I hit that number we would both know something was wrong. A day after I sent the email they informed that they detected a problem with my battery remotely. Shortly after I got a replacement battery and now it charges to 183 at 90%. which gives me almost another day of commuting when you think about it.