Trekkie
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- Tom
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- Wake Forest, NC
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- 2021 ID.4, 2022 Polestar 2, 2023.5 Defender 110
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- IT Nerd
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One thing I've enjoyed about my Tesla X is the amount of data I can get out of it and log. It lets me build a picture of the few years of using it, and there are websites and self hosted tools you can put that the car's data is dumped into.
I can see where it's driven too, the AC Charging numbers, DC charging, etc. An example of a grafana dash of my X right this second is:
This is from a grafana dashboard showing all the dat of my car. I can see battery level, charging info, software levels, range left, and a 24 hour window of what 'state' tis in (yellow is charging, purple driving, blue is idle and green is 'asleep')
My Chevy Bolt EV and Fiat 500E (EV) didn't have this info. Our new ID.4 isn't here yet (replacing the Fiat 500E) but I'm curious has there been any info on if we can log this info from the cellular connection the vehicles have.
I can see where it's driven too, the AC Charging numbers, DC charging, etc. An example of a grafana dash of my X right this second is:
This is from a grafana dashboard showing all the dat of my car. I can see battery level, charging info, software levels, range left, and a 24 hour window of what 'state' tis in (yellow is charging, purple driving, blue is idle and green is 'asleep')
My Chevy Bolt EV and Fiat 500E (EV) didn't have this info. Our new ID.4 isn't here yet (replacing the Fiat 500E) but I'm curious has there been any info on if we can log this info from the cellular connection the vehicles have.
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