Spark EUV 2026 OBD PIDs mapped
Hi, Thank you for the quick reply and for clarifying the situation. I understand that the Spark EUV 2026 does not have the OBD PIDs mapped yet in ABRP. That explains why the BLE connection works but the vehicle data link fails. Would it be possible for your team to prioritize the PID mapping for this model? The Chevrolet Spark EUV 2026 (based on the Baojun Yep Plus) is a new and important electric vehicle in the Brazilian and Latin American markets, and having full Live Data support would be very valuable for many owners. If needed, I (and possibly other Brazilian users) can help provide logs, tests, or even collaborate with data collection to speed up the mapping process. Please let me know if there’s any additional information I can provide or an estimated timeline for adding support for this model. Thank you again for your help!
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Jun 3
PinnedHello @ABRP User #2705573,
Thank you for being able to help providing information regarding the vehicle. Do you have access to ant OBD PIDs currently for the Chevrolet Spark model or that you can find and that has been tested by other users to confirm that they work? We have an OBD editor that you can use in order to send in a json file that we can use for adding the OBD version in ABRP.
ABRP User #2705573
Jun 6
Hi,
Thank you for your reply and for the opportunity to help. Unfortunately, I do not have a ready list of tested OBD PIDs for the Chevrolet Spark EUV 2026 yet. As this is a very new model, there is still little public information available.
I am fully willing to help collect and test the necessary PIDs. I have the OBDLink CX, Car Scanner ELM OBD2, and full access to the vehicle.
Could you please send me the link to the OBD Editor and any instructions or template on how to create and export the JSON file?
What are the most important PIDs you need first (especially Battery SoC, Voltage, Current, Power, Battery temperatures, etc.)?
Just to confirm my understanding: the JSON file is a structured text file that will contain the list of OBD PIDs along with how ABRP should read and interpret each one (such as State of Charge, energy consumption, etc.). I will use the OBD Editor to generate and send this file to you.
I can start testing this week and send the results as soon as possible.
Thank you again for your support. I’m happy to collaborate to bring full Live Data support to the Spark EUV 2026.
Samuel_ABRP
Jun 8
Hi,
the OBD pid editor is part of the app under live data when you save the car and go to vehicle settings. We have a few sample files here:
https://github.com/iternio/ev-obd-pids
Also you can load any other supported car from the same manufacturer first to see if the existing pids already work.
If they don’t, just check if you can find other users in forums or blogs that already decoded the commands and then you can try them in the OBD pid editor. We do not decode them ourself, as that is impossible, to do without access to the car.