San Diego CA to Albany NY USA in Tesla Y.

[Y-crosscountry-in-July]

About 3920 mi (6309 km) in 16 days.    We did several side trips.  This is, I think, the longest trip reported here.

There are not enough superchargers in the American southwest.   We charged on average every 100 mi.   The A/C used 10% of the battery per hour.  We had to plan around the chargers and sometimes drive out of our way.

ABRP was nice.  Some useful additions would be: 

• the ability to state that we would drive an extra 30 mi at a stop w/o having to detail the 30 mi of roads. 
• the ability to pick waypoints on the map.
• the ability to export detailed info about our drives, in addition to the start and end points. 
• We never did figure out how to export the planned route to the car.   It was easier to reenter the info to the car.

[Ecurb]

As another model Y driver, thank you for this information.  I'm curious about a couple of things:

Charging every 100 miles seems low.  Do you have the long range Y or the performance?  I ask because I have the Y Long Range and the charging stops ABRP recommends average out to about every 150 miles.

Also, how did you determine that the AC used 10% of your battery capacity?  Can you get that from one of the Tesla screens?

Appreciate any additional information . . .

[Katya-ABRP]

Hi @Y-crosscountry-in-July,
 

On 8/22/2021 at 8:41 PM, Y-crosscountry-in-July said:

the ability to state that we would drive an extra 30 mi at a stop w/o having to detail the 30 mi of roads. 

Just '30 extra miles' ? When we make our calculations, the type of road does play a part. The calculated consumption will differ depending on elevation, speed etc. Thus you will have to specify the destination.
 

On 8/22/2021 at 8:41 PM, Y-crosscountry-in-July said:

the ability to pick waypoints on the map.

You may drop a marker anywhere on the map and then include it as a waypoint. In the apps this is done my pressing for a moment on the map, in the web version you right-click.
 

On 8/22/2021 at 8:41 PM, Y-crosscountry-in-July said:

the ability to export detailed info about our drives, in addition to the start and end points. 

Assuming you mean your logged activities and not the export of a plan, which information would you like included in the exports?
 

On 8/22/2021 at 8:41 PM, Y-crosscountry-in-July said:

We never did figure out how to export the planned route to the car.   It was easier to reenter the info to the car.

To have a plan sent to your Tesla, one will first have to have a linked vehicle. Once the plan is created, you may click: share > send to Tesla. Do however note that because Tesla doesn't handle waypoints, we'll only be able to send one waypoint (the very next one) at a time. 

/Katya