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OBD connection fails for Leapmotor B10 (iOS, Vgate iCar Pro 2S BLE)

would like to report what appears to be a bug related to OBD connectivity with the Leapmotor B10. Environment Device: iPhone iOS: (latest version) ABRP Premium: Yes (trial) ABRP App Version: 7.1.4 (5924) Vehicle: Leapmotor B10 Design 2025 (65 kWh) OBD adapter: Vgate iCar Pro 2S BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) Problem The OBD adapter works correctly with Car Scanner and connects immediately to the vehicle. However, ABRP is unable to establish a working OBD connection. What I have already verified Bluetooth is enabled. ABRP has Bluetooth permission. Car Scanner successfully reads live vehicle data from the adapter. Adapter firmware appears to be working correctly. I disconnected Car Scanner before attempting ABRP. I created a Custom Vehicle based on the official Leapmotor B10 Design 2025 profile. I tested both the official vehicle profile and the custom profile. I tried OBD Protocol 6, Protocol 7 and Generic. I restarted the adapter and the application several times. Test PID The only place where I found diagnostic information is Test PIDs. Initialization is reported as successful, but data retrieval fails. The log contains the following message: error writing init commands could not get commands for type init from [object Object] leapmotor:b10:25:67:rwd This looks like ABRP cannot obtain or load the initialization commands for the Leapmotor B10 profile. My observations The adapter itself is working because Car Scanner communicates with the vehicle without any issues. Therefore I suspect that this is either: an issue with the Leapmotor B10 OBD profile, missing initialization commands for this vehicle, or a bug in the current iOS version of ABRP. Could you please investigate? BR Vladimir

ABRP User #2828010 2 days ago

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wrong speedlimit on O-4 Highway

While driving on the O-4 Motorway (Anadolu Otoyolu) connecting Istanbul and Ankara in Turkey, I noticed that ABRP calculates the route and energy consumption based on a 120 km/h speed limit. Please note that the legal speed limit for passenger cars on the O-4 Motorway was officially increased from 120 km/h to 130 km/h by the Turkish Ministry of Interior, effective as of July 1, 2022. Since 10 km/h makes a significant difference in EV consumption calculations, could you please update the speed limit data for this specific highway to 130 km/h? ps: I specifically noticed this issue around the Bolu province section while traveling in the Istanbul-to-Ankara direction. I am not certain if the same incorrect 120 km/h limit is also applied to the opposite direction (Ankara-to-Istanbul) or other sections of the motorway, but the entire O-4 motorway should be updated.

Oguzhan Kayhan 2 days ago

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