[EV Believer]

I'm looking for something that displays the classic 'Fried Egg' range indicator, with the Yoke of the egg showing the maximum return area (to point of origin) and the White of the fried egg showing the maximum range to preferred battery point (say 10% for the indicated vehicle).

Pretty sure I had an app that did this, but now I can't find the option. A PC version would be even better, but an Android app would be cool as well.

Lots of google searches have brought me nothing.

Any help is much appreciated.

 

[Bill N]

Try this:

EV Navigation – Apps on Google Play

A turn-by-turn navigation and route planner for electric car users

play.google.com

 

[Todor]

LIke the one that almost all new EVs have in their infotainment system?

or this:

 

[EV Believer]

LIke the one that almost all new EVs have in their infotainment system?
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Yes pretty much, but I need to access it away from the car.

 

[EV Believer]

Try this:

EV Navigation – Apps on Google Play

A turn-by-turn navigation and route planner for electric car users

play.google.com

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Thank you, that looks like the app that I was using and somehow lost again.

 

[Bill N]

LIke the one that almost all new EVs have in their infotainment system?
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Not much use if you would like to look at it for a car you don’t own though.

Also, whilst some of the in-car displays show a detailed indicator which takes into account the type of roads travelled and topography traversed, others are more basic and therefore of more limited use.

 

[Bill N]

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Thank you, that looks like the app that I was using and somehow lost again.

No worries. I guess to get a realistic return 'yolk' you’d want to set the 'battery reserved' figure to 55-60%.

ETA: oh, just noticed you can’t go over 50%

 

[WonkoTheSaneUK]

The "My Renault" app for the Zoe includes this feature.

 

[wyx087]

Very nice app. I like how it shows and possibly take into account the wind direction.

It also does route planning, and appears to work well, more accurate than ABRP for the route I've driven.

 

[Magnamundian]

Very nice App, especially since I don't have anything similar in the car itself - VW e-Up! ... the Sat Nav is dire!