Weihnachtstage in Kombination mit Lockdown und Ausgangsperre machen es möglich.
Ich habe mal das 12V Verhalten an meinen P2 gemessen. Das Gute zuerst: solange er bewegt wird ist alles in Butter. Länger als eine Woche lasse ich aber nicht ohne Ladegerät stehen. Hier der Text der mail und die Anhänge wie ich es gerade an Polestar geschrieben habe:
" Dear Polestar Support team,
Thanks for forwarding this mail to the development team in Gothenburg.
Please add relevant vehicle data if needed; Software is P2048.3.
Dear Polestar developers,
Before explaining my concern I have to say that I do not want to blame you, I see it as help and hint to prevent potential issues with the nice car in the field.
Because I have heard about some 12V problems on BEV and due the post 12V issue of Polestar 2 I observed the behavior of 12V battery management on my car. Unfortunately I have to tell that I observed some strange things.
As long the vehicle is in operation mode, everything seems to be fine. As long as the car is driven the charging voltage is ~14,7V, if vehicle is only switched on the battery is served with ~13.4V which will allow to keep the charge.
The issue begins by parking the vehicle and switch it off.
As first point: there is a huge battery drain by some ECU`s still working or in stand by. According to the voltage drop I have calculated ~2A / ~24W which the car is continuous consuming. Because of this, DCDC is switched on and 12V battery is charged again. The charging is frequently repeated till the vehicle shuts down more systems after ~74h. During this phase the vehicle consumption is still huge - ~1A/12W.
The DCDC enabled to charge seems to triggered by a voltage threshold of ~12,2V. The charging sequence itself is looking quite strange. Charging time becomes shorter and shorter, beginning with ~1h it ends up with ~10 Minutes. This kind of strategy causes a continuous dropping SoC of the 12V battery. After last driving cycle it starts with ~84% and after 3 days it has dropped down to 63%. In the afterwards following „sleeping“ phase the SoC drops further down to 42% within 12h.
With this strategy I see the issue that definitely if the vehicle is parked for 10 days or more a start will no be possible because of dead 12V battery. Maybe this not the normal use case, but however it will happen during vacation and vehicle parked on the airport, in this unusual COVID19 it will happen due to lock down and home office, it will happen to older, retired people needed seldom their car.
In addition for all other uses case the permanent low SoC will cause early sulfation of the battery.
To be open – I do not understand the high consumption out of the 12V battery if car is switched off, either in the first three days nor later. Further I do not understand why the recharging starts on a low threshold of 12,2V/ SoC 47% only. In addition I do not see the need for short and shortening charging duration. Why not always charging to near 100% SoC (which is not so bad for a lead acid battery)
For better understanding and potential further analysis I have attached the daily voltage records, a summary table and charge/voltage graph assumed for the AGM battery.
Kind regards
Uwe xxxxxxxx"