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I want to have a option shared to Tesla and as I planned it, it will come out directly in Tesla.
Maybe not the priority but i think it would be a lot of fun of you can see the back of your own car on the map if you're driving. Or maybe a rocketship or something
Could you also indicate whether any blocking fees apply and, if so, what the charge fee per minute is.
Hello, Would it be possible to display the average speed in a speed-controlled zone instead of the current speed? That would be a nice “bonus” for a stress-free driving experience. Thank you
It would be helpful to know which charging stations support 400V and which support 800V, because Mercedes can only charge at 800V using a 400V DC converter (which is optional).
If I am already having to set the model of my car in the app, why can’t there be an option to just have my arrow be a 3-D model of my car or even just a picture? That would be so cool instead of the arrow, especially if I have it set the satellite view. This used to be a really cool feature with the old Garmin GPS. This is the best EV GPS so it’s a shame that Google Maps has an option that looks kinda like my car driving around the map (its options really aren’t great though).
if i only choose one preferred network and mark it with a heart, i would expect that only this one is being used. Instead i have to swap stations manually
The route line is quite thick, which makes other map details hard to read underneath it. A slimmer line, closer to what Apple Maps uses, would improve readability a lot. Road numbers are not shown on the map. In Apple Maps the number of the road I'm driving on appears within the highlighted route itself, and surrounding roads carry small shield labels. This is very helpful for orientation, and I'd love to see the same in ABRP. Alternative routes are drawn in grey on the map, but I can't tap one to select it. Instead I have to open a separate interface and pick from a list, even though the alternatives are already visible on the map. Being able to simply tap the route I want, as in Apple Maps, would be much more intuitive. The labels for alternative routes appear as small balloons with an arrow right at the point where the route splits off. When several alternatives branch at roughly the same place, the balloons overlap and it's impossible to tell which time belongs to which route. Apple Maps places its label alongside the route, roughly halfway along it, which makes the association clear. It would also help if the labels stated the trade-off explicitly, for example "13 minutes longer", "10 minutes shorter" or "more efficient". None of these are blockers — the core planning is excellent — but together they would make the app significantly more comfortable to use while driving. I hope they're useful input. Best Regards, Jan
On my iphone I’m able to create multi-point routes which are needed to select a route that abrp does not present as an option. I’m unable to do the same on carplay in my 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5. I’m also unable to figure out how to cancel an active route on carplay. If these features are present I’d appreciate if you could tell me how to access them, otherwise this should be considered as a feature request.
I usually are plannig my routes in advance and save them as Favourites (usally as location). Many favourites cannot be organized in any way: Can you add folders to store favourites, as Sygic does?
When a road is closed and I have to take another road instead there seems no rerouting in the app to find my way. Please adf this feature.
I like using ABRP for EV route planning and battery management, but I prefer Waze for actual navigation because of traffic information and navigation reliability. My typical workflow is: ABRP + OBDLink → energy management and charging stops Waze → navigation The main problem is that I currently have to manually search for each ABRP charging stop again in Waze. On long trips with several charging stops, this becomes inconvenient. It would be very useful to have a button such as: “Open next charging stop in Waze” or: Share → Waze This should ideally transfer the exact charging station selected by ABRP, including its geographic coordinates, rather than just the station name. This would allow users to keep ABRP running in the background with live OBD data while using Waze as the navigation application.