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All,

I‘m not sure where but I think I remember seeing a post about Energica’s plans to utilize the 3G connection for the iPhone/Android app to remotely check charging status. Now it went quiet about such feature over the last couple of months.

Any facts or speculations about this?

BR
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[Crissa]

Well, LTE is being phased out.

-Crissa

[ultrarnr]

Energica has mentioned long range connectivity on their web site for a few years now as an option but don't think it has ever been developed. But yes as Crissa said, 3G is being phased out.

[most]

Well, LTE is being phased out.

Not for anytime soon.

Actually, I‘m not sure if Energica uses 3G or LTE. Does anyone know?

[BigPoppa]

I'm pretty sure they don't have cellular capability but maybe Demoni can confirm. Depending on how it's engineered, I can't see why you couldn't retrofit cellular capability onto our bikes and I would seriously consider adding it if it were offered.

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I'm pretty sure they don't have cellular capability but maybe Demoni can confirm.

Just looked up the manual - page 38, section 16 „connectivity“: It mentioned GPS and Bluetooth but no cell...
This indicates you are right. Let‘s see if Demoni can comment on this.

[ultrarnr]

From the Energica web site:

CONNECTIVITY

Bluetooth Low Energy; long Range ENERGICA CONNECTED RIDE (optional)

[Sklith]

I'm hoping long range connectivity is available by the time I decide to take my bike on a 250 mile trip for a firmware update.

Thankfully, there's charging stations like ChargePoint which shares SoC real-time.

I'd love to have API access at some time where we could ingest some consumption, power, GPS & telemetry info. Makes logging road trips real easy.