My car's battery status isn't showing in the Ohme app
There are a number of reasons why you might not be able to see your car’s battery status in the Ohme app. These could include:
We’re always working to offer the latest in technology to our customers. As a part of Ohme Labs, we’re continuously improving API integration feature and, from time to time, it may not work as intended.
Please note, certain functionality may also be limited based on manufacturer-specific API restrictions or limitations.
Your car brand isn’t supported
Some car manufacturers provide an API (Application Programming Interface) which allows access to information about your car via your manufacturer’s app. Providing your login details in the Ohme app allows Ohme to see your car’s current state of charge, which is then used to work out how much charge you need. This feature is currently available for a limited number of brands. If your brand isn’t listed, Ohme won’t be able to see your car’s state of charge. API support is currently available for the following brands:
- Audi
- BMW
- Cupra
- Hyundai
- Kia
- Mini
- Nissan
- Renault
- Skoda
- Tesla
- Volkswagen
- Volvo
You can still smart charge your car without API support, you’ll just need to set up your charge schedules a little differently. You can find out more about choosing the right schedule for your car here.
You haven’t connected your car app account
If you haven’t logged into your car account when selecting your car profile Ohme won’t be able to retrieve the battery level from the car. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘My EV’ > and tap the ‘Pair my’ button. Once you’ve successfully logged in you should see the battery level and estimated range underneath the car name.
How to reset the connection with your car app account
From time to time manufacturers we support for battery integration may release updates that enhance functionality, security, and compatibility. These updates can impact the link between your Ohme app and car app, affecting accurate battery status readings. If you encounter any issues with Ohme retrieving the battery status from your car, you can reset the link to your car app account by unpairing, and repairing via the My EV page in the Ohme app.
Ohme wasn’t able to retrieve the battery status due to a connectivity issue
From time to time, Ohme may be unable to retrieve your car’s battery status due to a connectivity issue. Poor connectivity can result in your car, car app, and Ohme all displaying different data. To resolve this, first check that your phone or tablet has a good internet connection. Then, check that the data in your car app is up to date and if not, try refreshing your car app. Once your car app is showing the correct data, refresh the Ohme app again.
Your car app password has changed and not updated in the Ohme app
If you change the password to your car app, you’ll need to update this in the Ohme app so that Ohme can continue to retrieve information about your car. Head to ‘My EV’ > ‘Unpair my EV’, then re-pair to your car’s app account and enter the email address and new password for your car app.
The API is down due to an issue on Ohme’s or the car manufacturer’s side
API support is currently an Ohme Labs feature. Ohme Labs is our exclusive community for features that are in the advanced stages of testing, so there may be a few hiccups along the way and the feature may not always work as intended. Please note, certain functionality may also be limited based on manufacturer-specific API restrictions or limitations.
If you notice that your battery status isn’t correctly displayed in the Ohme app but it is correctly displayed in your car app, it’s likely an issue down at Ohme Labs. If your battery status isn’t correctly displayed in the Ohme app or your car app, it’s likely an issue on your car manufacturer’s side.
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