model misidentification about teslamate HOT 11 OPEN

Are you referring to the trim badge displayed in the TeslaMate UI?

Yes. As well as what is in the database.

Understood. Since the trim badge data is sourced from the Tesla API, it's possible that Tesla labels this model in that particular way. We can investigate further to see if there's a discrepancy between Tesla's API data and the actual model specifics.

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What is stored in your cars table, removing the VIN?

What shows on the TeslaMate home page?

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Are you referring to the trim badge displayed in the TeslaMate UI?

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Are you referring to the trim badge displayed in the TeslaMate UI?

Yes. As well as what is in the database.

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This is my "cars" table, including the VIN. Sorry for the bad formatting.

id | eid | vid | model | efficiency | inserted_at | updated_at | vin | name | trim_badging | set
tings_id | exterior_color | spoiler_type | wheel_type | display_priority | marketing_name
----+-----------------+------------------+-------+------------+---------------------+---------------------+-------------------+--------------+--------------+----
---------+----------------+--------------+------------+------------------+----------------
1 | 929884241727749 | 1689304849517060 | 3 | 0.143 | 2023-12-12 19:02:18 | 2023-12-17 12:35:58 | LRW3E7FS7RC963406 | 10.000 Gauss | 50 |
1 | PearlWhite | None | Glider18 | 1 | SR+

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3 & 50 & SR+

Those attributes are the reason TeslaMate is displaying Model 3 SR+. You can see that in the marketing_name.

Current code looks at the model and marketing_name. Anyone with a non-Model 3 Highland share their cars table? My guess is it will be the same (looking at TeslaMate code), thus not able to differentiate between a Highland and non-Highland.

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I see. I didn't know if that was directly read from my car or somehow decoded from VIN. Well, thanks for taking a look, maybe I have a SR+ after all!

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I see. I didn't know if that was directly read from my car or somehow decoded from VIN. Well, thanks for taking a look, maybe I have a SR+ after all!

It is pulled directly from the API. If you are comfortable making API calls, you could pull your vehicle_data from the API and confirm what comes from Tesla.

https://www.teslaapi.io/vehicles/state-and-settings

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Definitely beyond my skills. Already took a while to learn enough to understand what a "cars" table is, and how to retrieve it:)

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Here i have the 'cars' table with a model 3 highland and a model y.

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Here i have the 'cars' table with a model 3 highland and a model y.

id eid vid model efficiency inserted_at updated_at vin name trim_badging settings_id exterior_color spoiler_type wheel_type display_priority marketing_name
2 9297092945XXXXX 1689XXXXXXXXXX Y 1702902957000 1702902958000 LRWYXXXXXXXXXXX 74D 2 MidnightSilver None Induction20Black 1 LR AWD
1 9298844120XXXXX 1689XXXXXXXXXX 3 1702902957000 1702904712000 LRW3XXXXXXXXXXX 74D 1 StealthGrey None Glider18 1 LR AWD

This adds more confusion in that yours is referenced as a LR AWD Model 3 Highland. Based upon this, there is not yet a way to designate a Highland Model 3 from the API.

Still interested if either of you could pull your vehicle_data to see what the API returns.

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