I parked inside a parking structure and this person tells me I left my car on. But for me, I just know that as long as I have my iPhone with me, the car will turn itself off and lock itself. There isn't really a way to "turn it off" like a traditional gas car.
But I think on hot days, if I have the AC running at full blast, I think they are hearing the AC system running. Not the "engine".
Because technically, I don't believe Teslas really make a noise when it comes to engine sound when parked / idle. But people probably assume its a gas car, they hear a ton of windy sound that sounds like a car engine, so they assume I left my car on. Because if people knew EV cars, they don't really have a way to make a sound like a gas car in idle. I don't even know if EV can idle.
But yeah, if I hear something that sounds like an engine, or a huge fan, is that most likely the AC system that is still one but will eventually turn off?
But I think on hot days, if I have the AC running at full blast, I think they are hearing the AC system running. Not the "engine".
Because technically, I don't believe Teslas really make a noise when it comes to engine sound when parked / idle. But people probably assume its a gas car, they hear a ton of windy sound that sounds like a car engine, so they assume I left my car on. Because if people knew EV cars, they don't really have a way to make a sound like a gas car in idle. I don't even know if EV can idle.
But yeah, if I hear something that sounds like an engine, or a huge fan, is that most likely the AC system that is still one but will eventually turn off?