Disclaimer: I'm not part of ABRP nor affiliate. I don't earn money with them, I only got a free premium account for having participated to the development for MY21/22 model.
Now the good stuff
Very soon, maybe even before Xmas, it will be available to all users (no premium account required) the possibiltiy to use ABRP to read data from the I-Pace ODB port. Testing is almost complted in general, MY21/22 is fully working, MY19/20 will be available soon.
ABRP will use live data to improve the consumption model and to updated while driving the energy required to get to the destination, eventually adding new chargers and/or suggesting to slow down. Beside that, most of the data will be visible to the user in the settings page (still a little bit a work in progress). The data that wil lbe colleced are (V = visible):
SoC (V)
SoH
Voltage (V)
Current
Power (V)
Real speed (not visible at the moment but arriving soon)
Battery temperature (V)
External temperature (V)
Odometer (V)
GPS location (V)
Elevation (V)
HW requiremet
Android or iOS smartphone
OBD BLE (Bluetooth low energy) dongle
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ODB BLE dongles are a little bit more expensive than the "standard" ones though. In the future it's possbile that for Android also the cheaper ones will be supoprted.
I don't have an offical list of suported dongles, but I can tell you that the OBDLink CX does work. Unfortunatley it's mostly out of stock and a kind of expensive (about 70 euro on Amazon.de)
This is a screenshot to give you an idea of the end result:
Basically no more Torque Pro and welcome iOS users
Now the good stuff
Very soon, maybe even before Xmas, it will be available to all users (no premium account required) the possibiltiy to use ABRP to read data from the I-Pace ODB port. Testing is almost complted in general, MY21/22 is fully working, MY19/20 will be available soon.
ABRP will use live data to improve the consumption model and to updated while driving the energy required to get to the destination, eventually adding new chargers and/or suggesting to slow down. Beside that, most of the data will be visible to the user in the settings page (still a little bit a work in progress). The data that wil lbe colleced are (V = visible):
SoC (V)
SoH
Voltage (V)
Current
Power (V)
Real speed (not visible at the moment but arriving soon)
Battery temperature (V)
External temperature (V)
Odometer (V)
GPS location (V)
Elevation (V)
HW requiremet
Android or iOS smartphone
OBD BLE (Bluetooth low energy) dongle

OBD Connection | Iternio
The ABRP app can – for supported vehicle models – connect via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to a user-installed OBD BLE adapter in the car. This allows the ABRP app to communicate instantly with your car to read out SoC (battery %), and many other parameters which keep the ABRP app up to date with...

ODB BLE dongles are a little bit more expensive than the "standard" ones though. In the future it's possbile that for Android also the cheaper ones will be supoprted.
I don't have an offical list of suported dongles, but I can tell you that the OBDLink CX does work. Unfortunatley it's mostly out of stock and a kind of expensive (about 70 euro on Amazon.de)
This is a screenshot to give you an idea of the end result:

Basically no more Torque Pro and welcome iOS users