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Awesome! That's exactly what we needed 
TPMS parameters should now be accurately reflected in SHA: f9ca028 after https://github.com/ElectricSidecar/Hyundai-IONIQ/pull/5. There's a possibility the front left and right tires are reversed, so let me know if they seem to be reversed as time goes on and we can swap the parameters.
Awesome! Thank you for the added support it’s really awesome to see it progress as time goes on. Will continue to test and see how the parameters seem to reflect the cars data. Also, I was unsure if this was an issue with the app or just an inevitable bug that would occur, but my fuel level fluctuates a lot, by around 5% up and down, while driving. It makes the graphs created from trips very unclear because you can’t tell if fuel is actually being used, or if it’s just fluctuating. Didn’t know if that was something that could be fixed. Thanks!
The fuel level fluctuations has been reported across a few makes/models at this point so I'll be bumping up the priority of fixing that in the next Sidecar release!
Tire pressure is working perfectly btw! Thank you
Hyundai IONIQ PHEV symbol will be included in the next Sidecar release 
Working on hybrid vehicle support for this next Sidecar release
Battery history charts now correctly handle fuel/battery hybrid data, centering the data around a line. Fuel % is above the line, battery % is below the line.
Such awesome changes! I love the icon, seriously cool. Also, the improvements on fuel and battery levels is a really nice addition, thank you so much!!
something odd that I find happens to me occasionally is my OBD scanner will be using “Fallback VIN”, which will cause it to only be able to read tire pressure and battery levels. This is fixed easily by disconnecting and reconnecting to the scanner but is inconvenient when I realize it too late.
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zaaaacch wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 12:09 pmsomething odd that I find happens to me occasionally is my OBD scanner will be using “Fallback VIN”, which will cause it to only be able to read tire pressure and battery levels. This is fixed easily by disconnecting and reconnecting to the scanner but is inconvenient when I realize it too late.
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Ah thanks for reporting this! Looking into this right now. I think this is related to the timing of when your scanner starts trying to talk to your car. If it does so when your car's engine is off then it will fail to pull your VIN + vehicle-supported monitors, so I'll need to add some kind of an automatic retry mechanism if the scanner fails to talk to your car right away.