Wrong reference consumption

For about a year, ABRP worked perfectly. I haven’t checked in the past few months, but I think the reference consumption was usually above 90% at all speeds, and ABRP would typically predict my arrival state of charge within 1%. A few days ago, I entered a route and saw that it was completely off-it suggested significantly more stops and charging. I checked and saw that the reference consumption was set to 384 Wh/km, which is unrealistic; I think it used to be around 210 Wh/km. I checked the settings and everything looked fine, so I reset the consumption and did a short trip today. I averaged 110 km/h on the highway (sometimes a bit faster, but the average was about 110 km/h), and when I got into the city, the average speed dropped. The car showed 15.9 kWh/100 km, although I think it was about 18.7 kWh/100 km just on the highway. ABRP again somehow calculated 291 Wh/km.

If I calculate manually, 92% - 13% = 79%. 79% x 0.42 = 33.18 kWh / 184 km = 180 Wh/km.

What can I do, besides disabling automatic settings and manually entering the consumption?

The car is an Opel Mokka-e, 2024, nominally 46,3 kWh net (50 kWh gross), but after one year CarScanner shows it has 42,* kWh. For connecting, I use OBD LE, although the app shows it’s connected to Enode (with occasional interruptions, which is why I switched to OBD LE), and now I see it’s also connected to Android Auto, which I don’t think I noticed before.

I was thinking of deleting the car and adding it again, but I don’t see how that could be the cause since the car is set up manually anyway.

Acc ID: 316639