[tbuck]

just did a little test over the last week

park the car at the airport over 5 days i lost 4 percent batt in fall like temps in Cincinnati

about 30 at night 50's during the day Fahrenheit

so don't leave you car over the week with low state of charge with no chargers in site you might regret it .

 

[B-mtrd]

Volvo’s recommendation for long term parking

It is anticipated to have some charge loss. I would try to leave the car charge over 60% or even higher.

 

[SeattleCat]

1.7 is a bit random on its reporting of soc

To clarify was that 50f during the day or -50f?

 

[MMK]

A friend has a Model S, and shared that it loses 1% a day in California weather, and that's after owning the car for 5 years. So yes, definitely something to keep in mind when left at Airport.

 

[Vatorney3]

Volvo’s recommendation for long term parking

It is anticipated to have some charge loss. I would try to leave the car charge over 60% or even higher.

Great info. Thanks for sharing.

 

[JT Rock]

A couple of occasions over the summer, my vehicle only lost 1% over the entire week (60-80°F in garage). I don't have any data for extreme temperatures yet. We know that the car will attempt protect the HV battery whenever needed (when too hot or cold). Therefore, the amount of vampire drain will depend on the environmental conditions that it is in.

 

[Vatorney3]

A couple of occasions over the summer, my vehicle only lost 1% over the entire week (60-80°F in garage). I don't have any data for extreme temperatures yet. We know that the car will attempt protect the HV battery whenever needed (when too hot or cold). Therefore, the amount of vampire drain will depend on the environmental conditions that it is in.

Mine has been stored in garage a week now and has lost 0% -- according to the VC app.

 

[SeattleCat]

Same. Due to medical issues mine had to be left fir over a week a couple of times and had zero loss.
This was before 1.7 though. I can park it for 45 mins and have it change soc +/- 0-4%

As it goes up and down I am assuming it is a bug.

 

[Cuelaw57]

I’m not so worried about the HV battery. Rather! I am concerned about how the 12V battery fairs during LT storage. If it goes flat it doesn’t matter what’s the SoC on the HV battery. VC’s LT storage support doesn’t mention the 12 battery at all.

 

[SeattleCat]

I’m not so worried about the HV battery. Rather! I am concerned about how the 12V battery fairs during LT storage. If it goes flat it doesn’t matter what’s the SoC on the HV battery. VC’s LT storage support doesn’t mention the 12 battery at all.

And this is why I have a jumper box in my trunk .
I would imagine the chance of the 12volt going dead is the same for the ev as for an ice no?

 

[Vatorney3]

And this is why I have a jumper box in my trunk .
I would imagine the chance of the 12volt going dead is the same for the ev as for an ice no?

I would assume so, but don't really know. What kind of 12V jumper box do you have?

 

[B-mtrd]

I would assume so, but don't really know. What kind of 12V jumper box do you have?

Remember Volvo also provides roadside assistance for the entire timeframe of the warranty. That includes jump start, etc.