I understand that I may at any time withdraw my consent. I understand that information may be shared with the Hyundai service providers described in the Privacy Policy for these purposes. and Hyundai dealers using the personal information that I have provided in order to contact me via channels other than e-mail and other commercial electronic messages covered by applicable anti-spam law about services, surveys, marketing material, product information, promotions and offers which may be of interest to me and about any other matters described in Hyundai Auto Canada Corp.’s Privacy Policy. I understand that at any time I may withdraw my consent to receiving e-mails and other commercial electronic messages.
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(135 Liberty Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario M6L 1A7) sending me such communications in the event that I am or become an owner of a Hyundai vehicle, which is supplied with a Sirius XM trial subscription. (123 Front Street West, Suite 1900, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2M2) sending me e-mails and other commercial electronic messages covered by applicable anti-spam law about services, surveys, marketing material, product information, promotions and offers that may be of interest to me and about any other matters described in Hyundai Auto Canada Corp.’s Privacy Policy, and I also consent to the use by such entities of the personal information I have provided for these purposes. That’s when that new notification comes into play because if you forgot to plug in while your state-of-charge was already low, the vampire drain can do you in fairly quickly.I consent to Hyundai Auto Canada Corp., Hyundai dealers and Hyundai Capital Canada Inc. That said, everyone can forget every now and again. It just becomes part of the routine and if there’s access to charging where you are parking, you plug in and if not, a little mental calculation, like you would do about gas to make sure you can get back without hitting a gas station, and that’s it. Most EV owners will tell you that they put very little thought into it on a daily basis. Charging concerns are often overblown and people make it out to be a much bigger issue than it actually is. While I get why charging is such a concern for new EV buyers, I think it is based on a lack of awareness. Parking an EV in city centres with a possibility to recharge the vehicle is.
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It’s unclear in what software update the feature was “recently” added. a Battery powered Electric Vehicle (BEV) or a Plug-in Hybrid Electric. It appears that the new functionality is linked to the Tesla mobile app, which will send a notification to your phone if your car is left uncharged and the battery pack hits 9%. We recently added a functionality that sends you a notification when the battery hits 9% Marques Brownlee had a feature request for Tesla and Elon Musk: he wanted a notification system for when the car is low on charge when idling.Īpparently, Tesla was already on top of it and quietly released the feature in a previous update:
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One of the biggest advantages of electric vehicles over gas-powered cars is that you can wake up every day with a full or mostly full charge (if you charge to 80-90% to preserve the battery pack).īut in order to do that, you need to remember to plug in your car. Now the automaker adds a notification feature to make sure you never run out of charge when leaving your car unplugged.
Over the years, Tesla has tried to address range anxiety with a bunch of different features from better range calculations to navigations based on state-of-charge.
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