Some of the SOC staying consistent also likely has to do with weather. It was cooler here in the morning in Seattle. After parking my Dune R1S I watched the SOC climb while being idle.
As far as capacity goes.
Rivian does not expose gross battery capacity, only net. This means you're only seeing what's available not actually use. Rivian reserves some based on conditions (weather, etc).
There is no way to reliably get gross battery capacity...
I've been working on a UI for this. It's really hard to get right.
I have requests for...
1. TOU with multiple rates per day
2. TOU with multiple rates per month
3. Charge based on time
All of this with account level, vehicle level and location level overrides. It's getting complicated and...
No because this isn't reliable or robust.
Consider someone who signs up with fresh data, what is "peak"? Okay, maybe I don't show it until they have winter/summer data? It would be wildly inaccurate.
I draw a strong line in the sand with Rivian Roamer. I make no analysis of data that isn't...
I really wish they exposed SoH. I think I've found a way to calculate it but I'm being careful before I expose it. I want to confirm.
I should know once your battery gets below 97% and below.
I'm just trying to identify reliable and robust signals. So far I haven't found anything with > 80% accuracy. Until it reaches near 100% I won't implement it. I'd rather give data without any judgement.
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Right now it only surfaces when Rivian reports an error. However, I am gathering data to look for signals that your 12V may be in trouble. The cost of being wrong here is high. My tactic has been to surface data – not decisions. If I'm wrong...