VW Group Vehicles

Connect your Volkswagen Group car to Homey and see live vehicle data on your dashboard. Battery level, range, charging status, mileage, lock state, tyre pressures, temperatures and more — all updated automatically every 15 minutes via the EU Data Act portal. Works with Volkswagen, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Audi, Skoda, SEAT, Cupra and Bentley. Includes a dashboard widget, flow cards for automations, and Homey Energy integration for tracking charge power. Available in EU-27 countries. After installing the app, you can find the complete setup guide with step-by-step instructions in the app settings under the Guide tab.

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Supported devices

Vehicle

Widgets

You can add this app’s widgets to your dashboard or homescreen in the mobile app.

Vehicle Status

What’s new

Version 0.0.78 — Six fixes from a full pass over the app. Switching the miles setting replaced the Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and Hungarian labels on the distance tiles with English ones, and switching back did not bring them back — all seven languages are kept now. A device that had seen three connection failures at any point went unavailable on the next one, even after hours of successful polling in between; only three failures in a row do that now. The app log filled up in about two hours because every poll wrote one line per capability, so the error someone opens the log to find had already scrolled out — a poll now costs one summary line naming what changed, and the log reaches back about eight hours. And the "subscription expiring" flow trigger ignored the number of days set on it and fired at thirty days regardless. Finally, charge speed and remaining charging time are no longer shown while the car is not charging: a vehicle whose charge had failed kept reporting "6 km/h" and "35 minutes to go" for twelve hours afterwards, and both sat on the tile the whole time. And the charge target no longer jumps between the battery care limit and the configured target: the portal leaves the battery care activation field out of roughly one dataset in three, and the app fell back to the plain target whenever it did, so the tile alternated between 80% and 100% on a car whose setting had never moved. It now keeps the last known target until a dataset actually states the setting again.

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