Latest ABRP beta app (Android) allowes BYD API Integration

Far_Celebration_7064 | 2026-01-27 10:32 | 50 views

Latest beta app upgrade for [ABRP](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iternio.abrpapp) allowes the integration via API of BYD via Enode. It works and it reads your state of charge, mileager and range. However you need to login to your BYD account via Enode which will interfere with your BYD app if you use it. Root cause: Only one active app/login at the time. So every time Enode queries your data, the BYD app signs out. Workaround: Authorize a secondary account and create it. Use the secondary to connect to Enode, so you can deauth Enode if there's a problem in the future and it won't interfere with your main account.

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Parnassous 2026-01-27 11:07

I tested the feature on a trip and the SoC was accurately displayed on ABRP via Enode i had a few disruptions on the connection but mostly was working fine also the arrival estimated SoC prediction was on par with the BYD inbuilt Sat Nav of my Atto 3 (i checked the prediction between the two apps before starting the trip and after my arrival in the destination). Also i used the second account method and no issue with my BYD app login in via my main account in parallel. My only issue is that i noticed a 2-3% vampire drain on the SoC while the car is parked and not used when i activated Enode it’s because the Enode is polling the car multiple times. The only workaround is to disconnect Enode from ABRP to resolve the issue. (this requires login again with the credentials) There is no option to just disable the Enode when parked without requiring re-login again. Or set a longer polling interval in Enode

MoparAndPlinker 2026-01-27 12:26

I haven't experienced the vampire drain you describe. Maybe reboot the entertainment system?

Parnassous 2026-01-27 16:34

i just rebooted the system now, let’s see if the idle battery drain remains, thanks! update: the issue still remains after the system reboot

-RicoT- 2026-01-28 01:08

Could it be the vampire drain is caused by weak 12V battery? I experience vampire drain when my 12V battery was weak and it went away after I changed the 12V battery to a new one.

Parnassous 2026-01-28 12:54

Wouldn’t be also present the drain when i don’t have Enode connection active in ABRP? When i disconnect Enode in ABRP there is no battery drain at all.

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