The battery nor power conversion module shouldn't fail under those conditions.Shouldn’t be covered if its your fault driving to 0%
I don't care about range because I love driving in high clearance vehicle and this is what I'm doing:How do you drive with off-road high? I thought the suspension automatically drops to medium after 25mph
I've had 2 times below 5% overnight: 3% before Powershare and 2% in this thread. Never been 0%.Agree.. you should never leave your car parked for a while below 5% ever. I"m assuming this is your first tesla?
None of those stuff you mentioned relates to a low HV battery usually unless they changed something. The truck is a completely different car but from this video there's supposed to be a good amount of reserve after your car hits 0%..
Just don't do it again! As any issues won't be covered.
And it's my truck I do what ever I want, don't care it's covered or not.Just don't do it again! As any issues won't be covered.
And how many warning messages did you ignore about parking with the battery that low?Start at 2% from home to work:
I don't care about range because I love driving in high clearance vehicle and this is what I'm doing:
- Park: Off-road/Extract.
- Drive away: Off-road/Very High on neighborhood and then High on traffic.
To get to drive High in Off-road:
- Dynamic/Off-road. I use Overland at max high, Baja is lower.
- Control/High.
I've had 2 times below 5% overnight: 3% before Powershare and 2% in this thread. Never been 0%.
And it's my truck I do what ever I want, don't care it's covered or not.
Lithium cells are very happy at low SoC. From a practical standpoint however, the LV battery is always discharging to power the standby mode, and when the main pack is very very low it will not charge the LV battery anymore.you should never leave your car parked for a while below 5% ever.