There is a toggle at the bottom of the Charging page in the car called "Share Charging Data with Tesla App" If off, turn on. If on, toggle off and back onto try to force the sync again.
Might also trying logging out and back in of the mobile app for good measure afterwords.
Went to bed last night with it downloading and woke up with nothing pending install and now its saying I am up to date on 2025.26.8, so not sure what happened there.
My CT definitely drains faster when sitting than My MX or any other Tesla I have owned. The snowflake is on all the time when its in the 30s or less, even after driving for 1hr+ at highway speeds or L2 charging for hours. Hopefully they can optimize this with future updates.
I will add that one odd thing is the messaging app didnt work for me until the update before the holiday one and now it does for my iOS device. So seems they have been messing with BT.
I have this exact controller and it doesn’t work at all, even after trying to remap the buttons. I have two of them that are behaving the same way, so it’s not a defective controller.
Yup, there is a loophole of leasing with the EV credit, best option is to lease and then do a buyout. Thankfully Tesla has recently streamlined the buyout process as it was less than ideal prior.
Mine had been doing this for a number of months and I had complained a few times, but they said there is no fix. A few weeks ago it started squeaking and rattling anytime you touched it or opened and closed the door. I brought it in and they observed the noise and after securing it again and...
Ive been waking up recently to find mine below the set point as well. It will hit it around midnight typically and by the time I wake up its down about 3-4%. This started around the same time auto-shift stopped reliably working for me after the first autopark update.