[werdup]

The software side is the most disappointing with Chevy. MyVolt page shows nothing... it also says my car isn't plugged in when it is. So glad I've been hacking on the car to fill this major gap GM is leaving.

 

[werdup]

And the mobile app shows slightly better information

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[llninja]

Believe me, GM is a car company, not a software company. They really need to up their game on the software side of things. Over the air updates, graphics that are sense (why in the world is tire pressure shown 90 degrees of from reality in a gen 1?), and software that doesn't crash would be nice.

 

[jbakerjonathan]

Believe me, GM is a car company, not a software company. They really need to up their game on the software side of things. Over the air updates, graphics that are sense (why in the world is tire pressure shown 90 degrees of from reality in a gen 1?), and software that doesn't crash would be nice.

Ah, but they HAVE GOOD code writers, TG.

 

[brianbri6]

Have you took a look at MyVoltStar app? http://gm-volt.com/forum/showthread.php?276865-Onstar-OVMS-alternative-MyVoltStar I made this app to mimic onstar functionality but the current bluetooth adapters are limited to push it a step further I invested in a Arduino CAN controller called Macchina M2 it really opened up the possibility's.

Care to share any projects are you working on?