Unexpected car model display - likely API update

[rmyadsk]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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What happened?

Earlier today I noticed one of my vehicles (a 2018 Long-Range Model 3) began being displayed as a "Model 3 74" on my Teslamate front page. Later this evening I noticed my other Model 3, a 2019 Standard-Range Plus, is now being displayed as a "Model 3 50".

Can anyone else replicate this? If so, it sounds likely Tesla updated their API with new styles/trims we may be able to derive display names from these various number codes.

Expected Behavior

Formerly, Teslamate displayed both of my vehicles as simply "Model 3".

Steps To Reproduce

1. Go to your Teslamate front page.
2. Observe your vehicle's model/trim notation.

Relevant log output

There do not appear to be any relevant log lines - no errors are invoked.

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Additional data

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Type of installation

Docker

Version

v1.24.2

[natrlhy]

Ah mine shows Model 3 P74D

[rmyadsk]

@natrlhy I would suspect P74d might be Performance Dual-Motor?

[natrlhy]

Correct. We have a Model 3 Performance Dual Motor. 74 signifies the Dual Motor/Long Range (74kW battery pack)

[rmyadsk]

@adriankumpf I believe we may have the beginnings of an index for "friendly" names for models?

[adriankumpf]

@adriankumpf I believe we may have the beginnings of an index for "friendly" names for models?

Yep, looks like it. The API now returns trim_badging: "p74d" in case of the Model 3, for example.

Personally, I don't mind the trim being displayed. Maybe the way it is styled could be slightly adjusted.

[olexs]

I like it as well. Maybe a mapping to the "marketing" names could be added - "50" to "SR+", "74" to LR, "74d" to LR AWD etc, and show the "technical" badge in a mouseover.

Also could be interesting to see whether the newer 3 and Y models show the 82 kWh packs in the trim, and what the Plaid S shows, if somebody actually uses TeslaMate with one.

[rmyadsk]

I like it as well. Maybe a mapping to the "marketing" names could be added - "50" to "SR+", "74" to LR, "74d" to LR AWD etc, and show the "technical" badge in a mouseover.

Excellent idea - that, or perhaps a switch available under Settings where the user can toggle marketing names on/off.

[rhummer]

Also could be interesting to see whether the newer 3 and Y models show the 82 kWh packs in the trim, and what the Plaid S shows, if somebody actually uses TeslaMate with one.

We picked up a LR MY two weeks ago and it shows as a 74D.

[fynnsh]

Ah mine shows Model 3 P74D

[nicholashead]

Mine shows as Model 3 74D - I have a 2021 Model 3, LR. I believe the battery pack is the 74 kWH one (before they upgraded the packs), so that seems correct.

[tomS3210]

For my Model 3 Performance with the 82kWh battery it display «Model 3 P74D »

[rmyadsk]

@adriankumpf how might 6c0c0ee find its way into the most recent image used by docker-compose? I've been doing pulls for the last couple days but everything reports local as up-to-date.

[olexs]

You can change the image used in your docker-compose file to teslamate/teslamate:edge, that will pull the nightly image that contains all the latest master commits instead of the release image.

[rmyadsk]

thanks @olexs, very helpful! Enjoying the nightly now.