VW Group Vehicles

VW, Audi, Škoda, SEAT, Cupra & Bentley — battery, range, charging and more on Homey.

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.

Supported devices

Flow cards

Click on a device above to show related Flow cards only.

When...

Vehicle

Locked

Vehicle

Unlocked

Vehicle

The temperature changes

Vehicle

Battery level changed

Vehicle

Charging reason changed to e.g. timer1 (empty = any)

Vehicle

Charging state changed

Vehicle

Data is stale for more than minutes minutes

Vehicle

Door opened

Vehicle

Mileage updated

Vehicle

Plug connection changed

Vehicle

Data subscription expires within days days

Vehicle

Trunk opened

Vehicle

Lock state changed

Vehicle

Started or stopped moving

Vehicle

Window opened

And...

Vehicle

A lock is locked

Vehicle

Battery is below %%

Vehicle

Charging reason is e.g. timer1

Vehicle

Is charging

Vehicle

Data is older than minutes minutes

Vehicle

Door is open

Vehicle

Is locked

Vehicle

Parking brake is set

Vehicle

Plug is connected

Vehicle

Trunk is open

Vehicle

Is standing still

Vehicle

Window is open

Vehicle

Range is below km km

Then...

Vehicle

Lock

Vehicle

Unlock

Widgets

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

Vehicle Status

Support

Having an issue with this app? Contact the developer via the developer website.

What’s new

Version 0.0.85 — The battery level follows the right field again. A vehicle can report two: the high-voltage pack level and the state of charge the car itself displays. They usually match, so which one the app picked never mattered — until a Q4 sent 90 for the pack while showing 87 on its own display. Volkswagen’s data dictionary names a key for the state-of-charge entry and none for the pack level, which settles it, and the app now reads that one first.

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Works on

Updated 2 weeks ago

Version 0.0.85

Developer Andi W.

Category Tools

Requires Homey v12.3.0 or newer

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