The Geely EX2 (also sold as Geely Xingyuan in China, Proton eMas 5 in Malaysia, Geely E2 in South Africa) is now the world's best-selling small EV. The vehicle model is already supported in ABRP, but there's no OBD PID support for live data. Many owners across UK, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Africa, Egypt and LATAM would benefit. Happy to help test.

ABRP User #2989428 4 days ago

Hello, how can I integrate my charging network with ABRP? Is that possible?

ABRP User #2983321 8 days ago

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Ev4 is not recognized with abrp and an OBD 2 BLE is it possible to add it?

Kacem 12 days ago

Please, do OBD link for Alpine A290 220, with dongle OBDLink CX 110. Knowing obdlink is working with Renault 5 150, instead. (it is the workaround I found). Thank you

fabrice louis 12 days ago

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OBDble link missing from Subaru Trailseeker.

ABRP User #2780669 16 days ago

Thanks for adding the new GLB 2026 350 4 Matic. Can you please add also the Enode support like with the previous model (EQB 2023)

Robert Banniza 18 days ago

Would love to see an Integration with Zeekr7x ODB or API. I've tried everything possible and come to one conclusion. Not yet possible. So please add. zeekr is quite vastly growing.

ABRP User #2932151 19 days ago

1

We need OBD support for the new updated Torres EVX 2026 80.6kWh. Currently there is support for the old Torres EVX 73.4kwh, PIDS are the same, only difference is the battery capacity which cannot be modified in the PID editor. It’s a quick task I guess! Thank you very much for your support!

Miguel Angel 20 days ago

5

Please add Xpeng p7+ on the app, there is p7 but not p7+ is quite a different car

ABRP User #2457980 24 days ago

2

Can you add ODB support for Lynk&Co 02

ABRP User #2896413 24 days ago

Hi, I am an owner of a Kiwi 3E adapter. It works fine on other apps, but here it seems not to be supported. Any plans to add it at some point? Anything else I can do?

ABRP User #866952 25 days ago

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ABRP User #2882820 about 1 month ago

2

Please provide feature of OBD connection for live data for Tata Curvv 55KWH

ABRP User #2846408 about 1 month ago

Currently, the 2025 K30 profile in the app fully supports the standard "ABRP OBD Connection" via BLE. However, when I select my actual vehicle profile, 2026 Alpha, the standard BLE OBD option completely disappears, and only the "Generic (Developer only)" option is displayed. Could you please update the 2026 Alpha model profile to enable the standard BLE OBD connection features, just like it is supported on the older/other profiles? This will allow us to stream live telemetry data without needing developer tokens. I have attached the screenshots showing the missing OBD connection on the Alpha profile for your reference. Thank you!

ABRP User #2779666 about 1 month ago

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I have managed to get my OBD dongle working with my vehicle which is a newish E-Rifter as the default currently available doesn’t work with it. https://abrp.featurebase.app/p/peugeot-e-rifter-2024/comment/6a3930c62aae1ceefef0222b What needs to be done to get the changes into the vehicle list?

ABRP User #2282743 about 1 month ago

1

Thank you for adding the Uncharted recently. However, all that’s available is Enode connection. OBD2 seems like it would be more accurate.

ABRP User #2829409 about 1 month ago

3

Hello, I saw a post about setting up OBD BLE support for the 2026 Subaru Solterra but not one about the Subaru Uncharted so here’s a request. I added my Uncharted, Sport trim, to the app and then changed the vehicle to Solterra so I could connect to my OBDLink CX dongle. From there, I have been experimenting with the Solterra equations and tweaking them to try and match what I see in my car and the logs from my dongle. This is what I’ve got working on the OBD PID editor in the app, referencing the telemetry API. OBD Protocol: 7 Keep alive command: (blank) Initialization commands: same 13 as Solterra Data fetching commands: 22F45B, 22F40D, 22F4A6, 22F49A, 22F446, 22F465 Telemetry keys: current - command 22F49A, equation: (SIGNED(E)*256+F)/10 verified against a DC fast charger and comparing what I see in the PID editor against logs from my dongle generated under similar driving conditions. ext_temp - command: 22F446, equation: A-40 This is accurate when the car is in ready mode/driving but drops to -40 when power is off because the bit changes to 00. is_parked - command: 22F465, equation: B==0 (boolean) I’m least confident of this one, but it also seems the least important - the bit is 02 when the car is in drive or reverse, and 00 when parked or in neutral odometer - command: 22F4A6, equation: INT32(A:B:C:D)/10 soc - command 22F45B, equation: 0.4333*A-3.9131 I know there is a different equation out there for the Solterra, and this is a work in progress but it’s consistently within 1% of what shows on my dashboard. speed - command 22F40D, equation: A voltage - command: 22F49A, equation: INT16(C:D)/64 Unfortunately I can’t figure out is_charging or is_dcfc. I’m learning about this as I go from other posts so please let me know if something here doesn’t make sense or if you have other feedback. Thank you!

Theron Schultz about 1 month ago

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Renault zoe

ABRP User #2847803 about 1 month ago

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