Copeel 1.2.0 is available
Model S and Model X with MCU2 arrive in Copeel, along with Lock Screen widgets and electricity plans that follow how your prices change.
Three days after launch, the first Copeel update is available on the App Store. It grew out of your first feedback.
Model S and Model X with MCU2
These cars can’t receive a virtual key, so Copeel couldn’t track them. Now they can be added: just turn on the “Allow Third-Party App Data Streaming” option in the car, under Controls, then Safety. Copeel guides you when you add your vehicle, and our help center explains which Teslas are compatible.
Copeel on the Lock Screen
New widgets show the battery, the range, your car’s status, whether it’s locked or the charging time left, without unlocking your iPhone. They never wake your car. See how to add the widgets.
More complete electricity plans
A plan can now have a start and end date, and follow how your prices change: when your rate changes, add a price change on its date, and your older charges keep the old price. It’s all explained in Set up your electricity costs.
Your charges
Charges insights now show the battery level your charges end at. The comparison with fuel moves there too, and is now based on the cost of your charges rather than the cost of your trips.
And also
This version also brings a few quieter improvements. You can now choose the order of a day’s timeline, and use your location to pre-fill an address. On iPhone Duo, the display has been fixed and optimised. Finally, several bugs have been fixed: you’ll find all the details in the release notes.
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The Copeel team
