2024+ Peugeot e-Rifter
Stellantis has released a facelift of their K9 van platform with a slightly bigger battery and improved efficiency leading to a higher range.
As far as I understand, this facelift version is not set up in ABRP.
The improved version has been released as Peugeot e-Rifter, Citroen e-Berlingo and Opel/Vauxhall Combo Electric.
If possible, please add this vehicle version.
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ABRP User #2060369
Dec 5, 2025
Hi, I have an e-rifter 2024. I tried connecting to it via obd (using a vlinker mc+, latest firmware). At first it seemed to work (battery level, temperature and degradation state read OK), but after starting a route, it just bug completely as my onboard computer keeps restarting and throwing various errors like “collision detector not working). Is there anything that could be done via the obd pid editor?
ABRP User #2282743
Jun 22
I had the same problem and I have found a solution.
1) don’t use the E-Rifter Vehicle Profile use the Peugeot e-208 instead this stops the car from throwing a wobbly when the dongle probes the car.
2) the OBD PID for the odometer is incorrect for the E-Rifter and needs to be changed to 22D49C ( finding that value was not easy ;-)
Now all I need to do is find out what I need to do to get the changes added into the list of vehicles. There doesn’t appear to be any instructions for that.
ABRP User #2060369
Jun 22
Oh wow, I’ll try that. I’ve looked at the PID of both vehicle (using the e-208 2022-2023 profile, not the 2024 profile…) and there is a lot of differences…. Like they don’t even compare… So I would guess there is a problem with one of the PID’s of the e-rifter profile…. Did you try do compare/delete maybe some of them? Do you have any other issues maybe? Because having such difference between the PID profile and no issues seem uncanny…
EDIT with the 2022-2023 profile, the OBD PID for the odometer is already correct on my abrp…
ABRP User #2282743
Jun 22
I tried the e-208 as it had a similar battery capacity but was part of a group of vehicles that have a PSA architecture if that is the correct term ( saw that on another ODB reading app ) which was different from the 2022 E-Rifter and it seemed to work.
The odometer was the only thing that wasn’t working, but that now looks correct as you said.
ABRP User #2529794
Jun 27
Which version of the e-208 did you use?
Thanks in advance..- :)