2016 30 kWh Battery data

[lorenfb]

You assumed that the ChargePoint used was NOT a QC, i.e. no DC directly to the battery with no losses, except internal battery resistance
losses, right? Was that really the case?

He said Chargepoint at work.

ChargePoint does provide a QC, i.e. which some just call a charger, right?

[SageBrush]

You assumed that the ChargePoint used was NOT a QC, i.e. no DC directly to the battery with no losses, except internal battery resistance
losses, right? Was that really the case?

He said Chargepoint at work.

ChargePoint does provide a QC, i.e. which some just call a charger, right?

They do, but so far as I know only profit seeking businesses have bought them. Workplaces and private homes install L2 EVSEs

[lorenfb]

He said Chargepoint at work.

ChargePoint does provide a QC, i.e. which some just call a charger, right?

They do, but so far as I know only profit seeking businesses have bought them. Workplaces and private homes install L2 EVSEs

Yes, you're correct. It's unlikely that a QC was there or near a work location.

[SageBrush]

ChargePoint does provide a QC, i.e. which some just call a charger, right?

They do, but so far as I know only profit seeking businesses have bought them. Workplaces and private homes install L2 EVSEs

Yes, you're correct. It's unlikely that a QC was there or near a work location.

A QC might be nearby but its use is expensive and probably not convenient for a person going to work. And he did say *at* work.
So lots of reasons to presume L2 charging.

[lorenfb]

They do, but so far as I know only profit seeking businesses have bought them. Workplaces and private homes install L2 EVSEs

Yes, you're correct. It's unlikely that a QC was there or near a work location.

A QC might be nearby but its use is expensive and probably not convenient for a person going to work. And he did say *at* work.
So lots of reasons to presume L2 charging.

Expensive? Time is money. I typically don't have more than 10-15 minutes to waste for a charge, and NEVER use a L2 except at home.

[Oils4AsphaultOnly]

Yes, you're correct. It's unlikely that a QC was there or near a work location.

A QC might be nearby but its use is expensive and probably not convenient for a person going to work. And he did say *at* work.
So lots of reasons to presume L2 charging.

Expensive? Time is money. I typically don't have more than 10-15 minutes to waste for a charge, and NEVER use a L2 except at home.

Most commuters park their cars at work during work hours. Does this mean you don't work out of your office?

[SageBrush]

A QC might be nearby but its use is expensive and probably not convenient for a person going to work. And he did say *at* work.
So lots of reasons to presume L2 charging.

Expensive? Time is money. I typically don't have more than 10-15 minutes to waste for a charge, and NEVER use a L2 except at home.

Most commuters park their cars at work during work hours. Does this mean you don't work out of your office?

Exactly.

[johnlocke]

Update on new battery after one month. 82.09 AH 363 GID's, SOH 103.20%, Hx 96.82%. 46966 mi. with just over 2000 mi on the new battery.
I had the software update done in late June but it appears that it was already done when the battery was changed. I haven't needed to to do a DCFC yet so I can't comment on charging rates with the new battery. Only real difference I see is that some regen is available at all times. I get one circle of regen available by the time I pull out of the driveway and LeafSpy says it's working. 3 circles by the time I'm down to 97% and all 4 by 94-95% down.

Battery health has actually improved slightly over the last month. I suspect that is due to the BMS learning the new battery. I expect it to take at least a year to see if the software patch actually does anything. I'll keep posting periodically for everyone's benefit.

[johnlocke]

Update on battery. After two months of hot weather there doesn't appear to be any deterioration. Stats are 363 GID's 82.04 AH SOH 103.22% Hx 96.15% 0 DCFC 55 L2. 2696 mi on new battery 47725 mi on the car. Hx has dropped by 1% but that's the only change I see. I still think I need to see a year's worth of data before I have any real confidence in the new battery and the software change.

[DaveinOlyWA]

Update on battery. After two months of hot weather there doesn't appear to be any deterioration. Stats are 363 GID's 82.04 AH SOH 103.22% Hx 96.15% 0 DCFC 55 L2. 2696 mi on new battery 47725 mi on the car. Hx has dropped by 1% but that's the only change I see. I still think I need to see a year's worth of data before I have any real confidence in the new battery and the software change.

Great initial report but what is farthest you have driven? Largest DoD?

Unless you pop off a 110 mile run, we hold judgment.