Considering a Model 3

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Any outlets nearby?

How much range loss depends on a few factors: - Is sentry mode turned on? This equals around 2ish%/day in my experience - Is cabin overheat protection turned on? Maybe .5%ish/day - Will it be outside and cold where you are leaving it? Mine tends to lose a bit more in the cold weather - Will you be waking the car up in the app? If you leave it alone and let it sleep you’ll lose a lot less Assume sentry mode off, cabin overheat protection off, left outside in the cold and plan on losing around 5-ish% for 2-5 weeks. If it’s temperate or warm maybe plan on just a couple percentage points of decrease

Not a chance. The people who own the company I'm leased onto are heavily anti-ev.

Thank you, that helps out a lot.

You’re not alone in leaving cars at a terminal. My son drives for Swift, and his normal car battery died after it sat for five weeks this winter. Had to go rescue him in the middle of the night. Fun!

Well I haul vehicles like f750s and transit vans, so I have a jump pack. But my 2014 Silverado is getting to the point where 2+ hrs one way is rough. And I really loved our Volt. That torque you feel from 0mph is insane and the smooth acceleration with no engine vibration is an entirely different experience. Kind of shocked how affordable Teslas are now. The only thing that kept me away was the higher insurance in Michigan.

I don’t think it would die if you charge it before leaving it and turn sentry mode off

No problem. Just make sure low power mode is on when parked.