The 100% Charge Mistake Every LFP Tesla Owner Makes

Most EV owners are told never to charge to 100%. But if you have an LFP Tesla, following that advice is quietly hurting your battery management system. Without a regular full charge your car loses its ability to calibrate accurately and the range estimate you see every day becomes less and less reliable over time. Here is exactly why hitting 100% weekly is not just acceptable for LFP owners. It is what your battery actually needs. In this video: Why LFP's flat voltage curve makes accurate range estimation impossible without a full charge. What actually happens to your BMS when you skip the weekly 100% charge for months. Why charging to 100% is only half the process and the two hour window most owners miss. Whether leaving LFP at 100% causes the same stress it causes on NMC chemistry. How to tell if your apparent degradation is actually a calibration issue. This applies specifically to LFP Tesla owners. Model 3 Standard Range and Model Y RWD built after 2021. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:36 Check your battery chemistry 0:58 LFP voltage curve explained 2:37 Skipping weekly charge 4:54 Proper calibration charge 6:04 LFP at 100% permanently 7:28 Range estimate accuracy 8:52 Daily charge zone 10:15 Check After Recalibartion 🔔 Subscribe    / @simple_car_fix