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Sharing your Electrify America charging data

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#1 · (Edited)
Anyone want to share their Electrify America charging data for science? I found out you can export your lifetime charing data from the app by going to Account>Charge History>Public Charges>Swipe left for lifetime (instead of last thirty days) and then use the share button at the top.

I don't care about locations, session IDs, any of the personally identifiable data, just the EndStateOfCharge, TotalEnergyDelivered, MaxChargingRate, and ChargeDuration (originally said total duration but as pointed out below total includes idle time which I don’t want) columns. I've plotted my own Energy Delivered versus Time for 17 sessions, but it's very little data (n=17) and I often charge over 80% (not leaving the car at that, don't @ me).

I'd love to have more data so I can A) add it to my dataset and B) filter to see what changes when you only include end SOC of 80% or less.

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#2 · (Edited)
Here's my data, I suck at Excel I couldn't figure out how to make it look like yours. Make mine pretty.
I think you shouldn't include TotalDuration because it counts how long you left the plug in even after charging is complete. You should use ChargeDuration instead.
EndStateOfChargeTotalEnergyDeliveredMaxChargingRateTotalDurationChargeDuration
78%​
14 kWh134 kWh6 min 56 sec6 min 44 sec
80%​
37 kWh198.7 kWh15 min 48 sec15 min 43 sec
80%​
45 kWh173.8 kWh18 min 26 sec18 min 19 sec
80%​
27 kWh133 kWh14 min 17 sec14 min 11 sec
95%​
58 kWh234.3 kWh28 min 1 sec27 min 55 sec
85%​
28 kWh134.1 kWh17 min 12 sec16 min 40 sec
80%​
39 kWh151.7 kWh18 min 45 sec18 min 14 sec
90%​
49 kWh151.7 kWh26 min 32 sec25 min 49 sec
80%​
45 kWh281.4 kWh14 min 25 sec14 min 16 sec
98%​
30 kWh281.4 kWh30 min 4 sec29 min 53 sec
80%​
33 kWh281.4 kWh15 min 18 sec14 min 39 sec
95%​
38 kWh281.4 kWh35 min 50 sec31 min 9 sec


 
#5 ·
Here's my data, I suck at Excel I couldn't figure out how to make it look like yours. Make mine pretty.
I think you shouldn't include TotalDuration because it counts how long you left the plug in even after charging is complete. You should use ChargeDuration instead.
EndStateOfChargeTotalEnergyDeliveredMaxChargingRateTotalDurationChargeDuration
78%​
14 kWh134 kWh6 min 56 sec6 min 44 sec
80%​
37 kWh198.7 kWh15 min 48 sec15 min 43 sec
80%​
45 kWh173.8 kWh18 min 26 sec18 min 19 sec
80%​
27 kWh133 kWh14 min 17 sec14 min 11 sec
95%​
58 kWh234.3 kWh28 min 1 sec27 min 55 sec
85%​
28 kWh134.1 kWh17 min 12 sec16 min 40 sec
80%​
39 kWh151.7 kWh18 min 45 sec18 min 14 sec
90%​
49 kWh151.7 kWh26 min 32 sec25 min 49 sec
80%​
45 kWh281.4 kWh14 min 25 sec14 min 16 sec
98%​
30 kWh281.4 kWh30 min 4 sec29 min 53 sec
80%​
33 kWh281.4 kWh15 min 18 sec14 min 39 sec
95%​
38 kWh281.4 kWh35 min 50 sec31 min 9 sec


Quite right, edited my original post above. Away from my computer until tomorrow night but I’ll update then.
 
#3 ·
I was not aware that I could export my charging history as a CSV file at all. Thanks for that.

Here is a redacted copy of mine. I have removed the columns you say you don’t care about as well as the rows for the sessions that I charged to over 80%. A couple of times I had to use the 150kW chargers as the 350kW chargers were either in use or ICEd, not sure which sessions those might be but they will skew the maximum charge rate down.
 

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#11 ·
Ambient temperature is not relevant. The temperature of the coldest module in the battery pack is the most important factor determining the charging speed.

Battery temperature can be read with a smartphone and OBD2 dongle.
 
#12 ·
Yes, agreed, but most of the time my battery min is pretty close to the ambient temperature (even after driving quite a bit). That may be specific to my general temps since I got my car in January, which are pretty flat between 40-50°F most of the time.