Wohoo! Only 4% Phantom Drain over 7 days.

[rodbrock]

Left the truck outside in Palm Desert, California from December 21 - 28.
Turned off proximity & Gear Guard.

Not bad at all.

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[Tim-in-CA]

And I has 2% in 24 hours sitting in my 65 deg garage with everything off.

 

[R1Tom]

Left the truck outside in Palm Desert, California from December 21 - 28.
Turned off proximity & Gear Guard.

Not bad at all.

Not bad at all!

Just like others say about problems, complainers, etc... the only people who generally post about "vampire drain" are the only ones really upset about it.

Not many come to forums and post, "I have low vampire drain"...but glad you did!

I would rather Rivian spend time and resources improving features of the infotainment, etc... than chase every last bit of vampire drain. I think the majority of owners aren't that worried about it.

 

[WSea]

Not bad at all!

Just like others say about problems, complainers, etc... the only people who generally post about "vampire drain" are the only ones really upset about it.

Not many come to forums and post, "I have low vampire drain"...but glad you did!

I would rather Rivian spend time and resources improving features of the infotainment, etc... than chase every last bit of vampire drain. I think the majority of owners aren't that worried about it.

The key is prox off at home. No loss overnight

 

[rodbrock]

And I has 2% in 24 hours sitting in my 65 deg garage with everything off.

I typically get 1% a day but it must have went into some deeper sleep mode after a couple of days. I fully expected 10%. My SOC was at 70%.

 

[DTown3011]

We need to stop calculating phantom or vampire drain in % lost or mileage. It’s literally an estimate. It means nothing. The only way to calculate is to reset your trip meter and tell us how many kWh you lost not driving the vehicle.

That said, ANY vampire drain improvement is great news so this is all positive info!

 

[SANZC02]

Stop calculating phantom or vampire drain in % lost of mileage. It’s literally an estimate. It means nothing. The only way to calculate is to reset your trip meter and tell us how many kWh you lost not driving the vehicle.

Am I misreading his post? Says nothing about mileage, says % of battery, if he started at 74% and ended at 70% what is wrong with his post?

 

[DTown3011]

Am I misreading his post? Says nothing about mileage, says % of battery, if he started at 74% and ended at 70% what is wrong with his post?

Sorry must have been in a bad mood when I typed this. Also should have read “% lost” OR “mileage.” Either way is just a guesstimate and literally changes the second you drive the vehicle. It’s much more accurate to report with kWh.

 

[LL75]

I typically get 1% a day but it must have went into some deeper sleep mode after a couple of days. I fully expected 10%. My SOC was at 70%.

Yeap. Deep sleep mode is what my car has been doing. Left it the service center a few months ago for 12 days and lost 2 percent. I used to get 2% a day lost

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