A nice feature would be to add winter-/summer tires option. This way you can compare the efficiency of drives on summer versus winter tires.

Are there any plans to add Google Home support similar to the Alexa support?  This would be useful to me.

Would be nice to see the option for 2-Factor auth for the site, and should be very easy to implement...

In some regions the prices for the electric power is different on the day and the night. It would be very helpful when it's possible to define a day-rate and a night-rate for charging. 

e.g.
07:00-21:00 (07:00am - 9:00 pm) is 0.27$/kwh

21:00-07:00 (09:00pm - 07:00 pm) is 0.18$/kwh

Hi, 

I´ve read that merging more than two drives is currently not supported. Is there a plan to change this in the future?

Would be great.

best

Axel

I was thinking it would be nice with a speed efficiency overview in the same way as with temperature. So within a certain interval we could what the average usage was:

100 - 110 km/h: 195 wh/km

110 - 120 km/h: 207 wh/km

Something like this.I would love to know how the energy usage against speed would look for my car.

In some underground car parks, connection with the car is lost and therefore record of a charge session is not transmitted.  It would be great to be able to add a chrge record to keep records current

It would be nice if I could track both vehicles from a single account. I don't even mind paying for multiple cars, I just don't want to have to manage multiple accounts and sign in/out all the time.

One of the most important things for an EV owner to understand over time is how the battery range at, say, 90% charge declines over the lifetime of the battery.

I would like to see a graph for any given completed charge level (e.g. all 90% charges) that shows the ending range for each charge for that level. There should be a choice for x-axis of:

• Odometer reading
• Date
• Charge number

Also, it may be useful to allow smoothing to make the chart more readable (I.e. average last 3 charges)

This should probably wait until we see the browser revisions that are due in the next few weeks, but once the Tesla browser is revealed, it would be great to evolve to a simple PIN-based approach to signing in to TeslaFi from the car.

How this works will depend on: whether the new browser supports cookies; whether the new browser is detectable as a Tesla browser; and whether there is a way to detect that a specific vehicle is accessing TeslaFi.

But the closer we can get to "enter a 4-digit PIN" on sign-ins subsequent to the first from the car, the better