I made the record driving to work and back. I’m convinced in the right conditions, e.g on a long flat dual carriageway, any ZOE could beat 200 miles on a charge. In fact we know from Nosig’s data, that went into the ZOE Range Predicter App, that at a constant 20 mph a ZOE could theoretically achieve 500+ miles. Cars are very sensitive to speed, because of drag, and electric cars doubly so.

Good day. I am one of the developers of CanZE. Just catching up on this thread, so I maybe am telling you things you already know:

– ELM: get a KW902. Others may work, often not. Especially the 6 quid blue ones usually do not. I have not noticed different firmware versions in the KW902’s, so as of my knowledge per today, it is a safe bet. The advice came from the LeafSpy guys by the way, so it’s not just me, I am just endorsing his advice, based on my own experience. If you experience problems with other dongles than the KW902, you are really on your own. Not trying to be rude, but the KW902 works, it is relatively cheap, and it is simply not worth, if not impossible, to cross check 50 unbranded, unversioned knock off dongles against 75 Android devices. Sorry.

– Connection: there is absolutely nothing we can do if your tablet or phone doesn’t pair or doesn’t “talk” after pairing with the KW902. Best thing to do is to install Bluetooth terminal https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=Qwerty.BluetoothTerminal , make a connection with the KW902 and send “ATZ” without quotes. If it doesn’t answer, sorry, no go, something wrong in the Bluetooth stack. If it does, but doesn’t work with CanZE, and it IS a KW902, please post an issue on https://github.com/fesch/CanZE/issues and add the response in your description. It would really help.

– Miles: should have been fixed

– Update schedule: we are working hard. New version is released on Play every Sunday.

– Hyperdriving: the improved braking screen should really help. And there is a detaile description in a blogpost on the canze website now on how the braking system works. http://canze.fisch.lu/the-zoe-braking-system/

The comments on the canze website http://canze.fisch.lu are 100% followed, as are the issues reported on github.

Loving the new version. Good to see every cells voltage and the colour coding is good as it shows exactly what is happening all the time.

New version posted. If anyone of you have TPMS tyres and are using CanZE, please check the experimental section as we try to read out the tyres pressure. Any feedback on this is highly appreciate as none of us has those sensors installed.