Dynamically controllable and adaptable vehicle paging response

A vehicle comprising:

• one or more processors configured to:
• determine the value of a plurality of variables related to predefined contexts for discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle control during an engine-off state of the vehicle;
• determine how a current DRX cycle should be changed responsive to the values of the predefined variables in accordance with a control strategy associated with the plurality of predefined variables;
• responsive to the determining how the cycle should be changed, automatically change the current DRX cycle in accordance with the control strategy while the vehicle remains powered down;
• receive a paging request from a resource remote from the vehicle;
• responsive to the paging request, set the current DRX cycle to a predefined wake cycle less than the current DRX cycle;
• determine that a period associated with a wake state has lapsed since setting the current DRX cycle to the wake cycle;
• and
• revert the DRX cycle, having been set to the predefined wake cycle, to a prior DRX cycle that preceded the setting of the DRX cycle to the wake cycle.

A non-transitory storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more vehicle processors, configure the one or more vehicle processors to:

• determine the value of a plurality of variables related to predefined contexts for discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle control during an engine-off state of the vehicle;
• determine how a current DRX cycle should be changed responsive to the values of the predefined variables in accordance with a control strategy associated with the plurality of predefined variables;
• responsive to the determining how the cycle should be changed, automatically change the current DRX cycle in accordance with the control strategy while the vehicle remains powered down;
• receive a paging request from a resource remote from the vehicle;
• responsive to the paging request, set the current DRX cycle to a predefined wake cycle less than the current DRX cycle;
• determine that a period associated with a wake state has lapsed since setting the current DRX cycle to the wake cycle;
• and
• revert the DRX cycle, having been set to the predefined wake cycle, to a prior DRX cycle that preceded the setting of the DRX cycle to the wake cycle.