Mercedes EQV integration for live data
Vehicle / model: Mercedes EQV (V-Class EQV – W447) Connection type: OTA (Mercedes cloud platform) I’d like ABRP to add live data integration for the Mercedes EQV via Mercedes’ existing connected services, rather than using an OBD dongle. Mercedes already provides remote/connected vehicle data through the Mercedes me / Mercedes-Benz connectivity platform (official API). ABRP could use this to pull the key EV/charging signals needed for accurate live routing.
User 8 days ago
Mercedes EQV integration for live data
Vehicle / model: Mercedes EQV (V-Class EQV – W447) Connection type: OTA (Mercedes cloud platform) I’d like ABRP to add live data integration for the Mercedes EQV via Mercedes’ existing connected services, rather than using an OBD dongle. Mercedes already provides remote/connected vehicle data through the Mercedes me / Mercedes-Benz connectivity platform (official API). ABRP could use this to pull the key EV/charging signals needed for accurate live routing.
User 8 days ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD Support for Dongfeng Box 01 Nammi
Please integrate with Dongfeng Box E3 model 2024 onwards. Can't connect to a OBD for realtime data to your apps. Thank you
Izzuddin Shah Othman 11 days ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD Support for Dongfeng Box 01 Nammi
Please integrate with Dongfeng Box E3 model 2024 onwards. Can't connect to a OBD for realtime data to your apps. Thank you
Izzuddin Shah Othman 11 days ago
Renault Twingo III E-Tech (2023)
Hi, I would like for the vehicle model above to have ODB-II enabled. The car is already listed as Renault Twingo “electric” but doesn’t allow for ODB2-connection when adding the car in the ABRP android app. The live data via Enode works most of the time, if the car has a cellular connection - which is unreliable in my experience. I found that the Renault Zoe 2020+ Z.E 40 w/o CCS-profile works via ODB mostly works but the Twingo III only has a 22kWh battery with a 60kw motor and is abit lighter AFIK, so the calculations are off and I think some of the PID’s the profile looks for aren’t working. SOC, SOH seem to work. I’d be happy to assist with anyway I can. Is there a PID scan of sorts I can do? But as a start, would it be possible to activate ODB-II as a connection option for the existing Renault Twingo “electric (alpha)”-profile? I’ve seen screnshots from people having this work already (from 2019) but it doesn’t seem to work. I’ve tried a android phone (fairphone 4) and a old iPhone 11.
Valliant Steed 15 days ago
Renault Twingo III E-Tech (2023)
Hi, I would like for the vehicle model above to have ODB-II enabled. The car is already listed as Renault Twingo “electric” but doesn’t allow for ODB2-connection when adding the car in the ABRP android app. The live data via Enode works most of the time, if the car has a cellular connection - which is unreliable in my experience. I found that the Renault Zoe 2020+ Z.E 40 w/o CCS-profile works via ODB mostly works but the Twingo III only has a 22kWh battery with a 60kw motor and is abit lighter AFIK, so the calculations are off and I think some of the PID’s the profile looks for aren’t working. SOC, SOH seem to work. I’d be happy to assist with anyway I can. Is there a PID scan of sorts I can do? But as a start, would it be possible to activate ODB-II as a connection option for the existing Renault Twingo “electric (alpha)”-profile? I’ve seen screnshots from people having this work already (from 2019) but it doesn’t seem to work. I’ve tried a android phone (fairphone 4) and a old iPhone 11.
Valliant Steed 15 days ago
ABRP can't find SoC in OBD response for KGM Torres EVX (but other apps can)
Car: KGM Torres EVX. Setting Equation to “A” doesn’t help. ABRP also synced once to Android Auto, but not since (and keeps showing the % from that time and I can’t change it in the car).
Bart Provoost About 1 month ago
ABRP can't find SoC in OBD response for KGM Torres EVX (but other apps can)
Car: KGM Torres EVX. Setting Equation to “A” doesn’t help. ABRP also synced once to Android Auto, but not since (and keeps showing the % from that time and I can’t change it in the car).
Bart Provoost About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for 2025+ Ford Mustang Mach-e
Please provide support for the 2025 Ford Mach e using OBDLink CX
Mark Mays About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for 2025+ Ford Mustang Mach-e
Please provide support for the 2025 Ford Mach e using OBDLink CX
Mark Mays About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for Leapmotor B10
Hello, I am very happy to have the Leapmotor B10 profile. I have purchased an OBD2 Vgate iCar Pro with BT4.0. Would it be possible to implement the OBD connectivity of my B10 car with ABRP? Thank you and Merry Christmas!!!
Gerardo García Sanz About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for Leapmotor B10
Hello, I am very happy to have the Leapmotor B10 profile. I have purchased an OBD2 Vgate iCar Pro with BT4.0. Would it be possible to implement the OBD connectivity of my B10 car with ABRP? Thank you and Merry Christmas!!!
Gerardo García Sanz About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for 2025 Honda Prologue EX
I’m trying to connect my new Honda Prologue EX 2025 with an OBD2 BLE dongle but it seems all I can use is OTA through Enode… which sleeps more than my 19 years old kid after a night out ! Any chance we could use the OBD2 method? I’m using a Vlinker MC+ dongle which works fine through Car Scanner
Jean-François Péloquin About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for 2025 Honda Prologue EX
I’m trying to connect my new Honda Prologue EX 2025 with an OBD2 BLE dongle but it seems all I can use is OTA through Enode… which sleeps more than my 19 years old kid after a night out ! Any chance we could use the OBD2 method? I’m using a Vlinker MC+ dongle which works fine through Car Scanner
Jean-François Péloquin About 1 month ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for BYD Dolphin Surf
ABRP does not connect to the BYD Dolphin Surf 43.2 kWh SoC with Vlinker MC+
Candido About 2 months ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD support for BYD Dolphin Surf
ABRP does not connect to the BYD Dolphin Surf 43.2 kWh SoC with Vlinker MC+
Candido About 2 months ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD Support for Lynk & Co 02 (works with EX30)
Hey! I’m currently using my 02 with the Volvo EX30 profile since it’s not available directly with the 02 profile. The platform is the same so it works nicely. Can you support the 02 directly with OBD so we don’t have to use a “fake” profile? Thanks
User 3 months ago
Awaiting Clarification
OBD Support for Lynk & Co 02 (works with EX30)
Hey! I’m currently using my 02 with the Volvo EX30 profile since it’s not available directly with the 02 profile. The platform is the same so it works nicely. Can you support the 02 directly with OBD so we don’t have to use a “fake” profile? Thanks
User 3 months ago
Offline/local telemetry support for ABRP on Android-13 CarLinkit AI Box (LeafSpy runs on the box)
Hello ABRP team, I run ABRP directly on an Android-13 CarLinkit AI Box (8+128GB) in a 2018 Nissan Leaf. There is no phone involved — LeafSpy (or a small local service) runs on the same box and can POST telemetry to a local HTTP endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:8000/1/tlm/leaf I want to keep telemetry entirely offline because the cloud endpoint (https://api.iternio.com/1/tlm/leaf) can be unreliable in the vehicle (intermittent mobile/Wi-Fi) and currently ABRP does not reliably indicate/discover when the cloud connection drops. For safety and predictable navigation behavior I need ABRP to function reliably even when there is no stable outbound internet. Two concrete feature requests / questions: Custom local telemetry endpoint Is there a supported way to make ABRP accept telemetry from a custom local URL (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:8000/1/tlm/leaf) so it uses local telemetry only and never forwards it to the cloud? If yes: how do I configure that in the app (settings / developer menu / config file)? Offline / connectivity fallback logic If a custom local endpoint is not supported, would you consider adding (or enabling via dev/beta) a mode where ABRP: Prefers local telemetry when available, Detects loss of cloud connectivity, and keeps using local telemetry until a stable internet link is reestablished, and Exposes a clear UI notification when the cloud is unreachable (so the driver knows ABRP telemetry (OBD info) is running offline)? One lightweight way to detect a stale or missing telemetry stream (instead of relying on the cloud) would be to compare odometer or GPS movement with expected telemetry timestamps: if GPS position is changing but telemetry / odometer isn’t updating, or if the device’s upload stops, ABRP can assume the cloud link is down and switch to local-only mode. Warnings on screen. Additional technical / compatibility questions: Does the ABRP Android app perform certificate pinning for api.iternio.com (i.e. would local HTTPS mocks be rejected)? This matters only if the app will not accept a custom HTTP endpoint. Would ABRP accept telemetry via any local mechanism other than the fixed cloud URL — for example a local TCP/UDP socket, Android intent, content provider, or a file the app can read? If there is a developer/beta build that supports local telemetry or offline mode for Android-13 boxes, I’d be happy to test it on my CarLinkit. I can provide: Example LeafSpy payloads (JSON) and sample logs from the local relay, Access to the local relay for live debugging (box is on the same network), Details about the fields I send (SoC, arrival SoC, batt_temp, odometer, GPS timestamp, etc.). Reason for request (brief): Cloud uploads on the road are often flaky. ABRP could be more robust for in-car deployments (CarLinkit boxes, dedicated devices) by supporting a local telemetry source and a simple offline-fallback rule (use odometer/GPS to detect disconnection and keep using local data). Thanks for any guidance or pointers. I’m happy to supply sample payloads and logs to help reproduce and test.
Vogel Kristóf 3 months ago
Offline/local telemetry support for ABRP on Android-13 CarLinkit AI Box (LeafSpy runs on the box)
Hello ABRP team, I run ABRP directly on an Android-13 CarLinkit AI Box (8+128GB) in a 2018 Nissan Leaf. There is no phone involved — LeafSpy (or a small local service) runs on the same box and can POST telemetry to a local HTTP endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:8000/1/tlm/leaf I want to keep telemetry entirely offline because the cloud endpoint (https://api.iternio.com/1/tlm/leaf) can be unreliable in the vehicle (intermittent mobile/Wi-Fi) and currently ABRP does not reliably indicate/discover when the cloud connection drops. For safety and predictable navigation behavior I need ABRP to function reliably even when there is no stable outbound internet. Two concrete feature requests / questions: Custom local telemetry endpoint Is there a supported way to make ABRP accept telemetry from a custom local URL (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:8000/1/tlm/leaf) so it uses local telemetry only and never forwards it to the cloud? If yes: how do I configure that in the app (settings / developer menu / config file)? Offline / connectivity fallback logic If a custom local endpoint is not supported, would you consider adding (or enabling via dev/beta) a mode where ABRP: Prefers local telemetry when available, Detects loss of cloud connectivity, and keeps using local telemetry until a stable internet link is reestablished, and Exposes a clear UI notification when the cloud is unreachable (so the driver knows ABRP telemetry (OBD info) is running offline)? One lightweight way to detect a stale or missing telemetry stream (instead of relying on the cloud) would be to compare odometer or GPS movement with expected telemetry timestamps: if GPS position is changing but telemetry / odometer isn’t updating, or if the device’s upload stops, ABRP can assume the cloud link is down and switch to local-only mode. Warnings on screen. Additional technical / compatibility questions: Does the ABRP Android app perform certificate pinning for api.iternio.com (i.e. would local HTTPS mocks be rejected)? This matters only if the app will not accept a custom HTTP endpoint. Would ABRP accept telemetry via any local mechanism other than the fixed cloud URL — for example a local TCP/UDP socket, Android intent, content provider, or a file the app can read? If there is a developer/beta build that supports local telemetry or offline mode for Android-13 boxes, I’d be happy to test it on my CarLinkit. I can provide: Example LeafSpy payloads (JSON) and sample logs from the local relay, Access to the local relay for live debugging (box is on the same network), Details about the fields I send (SoC, arrival SoC, batt_temp, odometer, GPS timestamp, etc.). Reason for request (brief): Cloud uploads on the road are often flaky. ABRP could be more robust for in-car deployments (CarLinkit boxes, dedicated devices) by supporting a local telemetry source and a simple offline-fallback rule (use odometer/GPS to detect disconnection and keep using local data). Thanks for any guidance or pointers. I’m happy to supply sample payloads and logs to help reproduce and test.
Vogel Kristóf 3 months ago