Driving Score - Home Assistant

[BriyGuyUSA]

I'm using the Fordpass Home Assistant Integration from here: https://github.com/marq24/ha-fordpass and have built out a pretty nice dashboard. One of the things that you can get from this, is an Acceleration, Deceleration, Speed and Driving score. Seems to be out of 100%. Anyone know anything about these scores and how they are calculated? Metrics shown are not great in this example as it would appear I accidentally remotely turned on my climate for 5 minutes yesterday which seems to have scrubbed the last trip information.

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[GDN]

I don't know how they are calculated, but Ford has (had?) agreements with at least one Insurance company that they could be shared. There are options to turn this connection in the GUI. This was so you didn't need the Dongle connected to your smartphone for this kind of tracking.

I'm guessing the calculations were at least shared with or shown to hold merit for driver tracking at a minimum.

 

[bmwhitetx]

You folks in Georgia spell Efficiency weird LOL.

I have the same HA integration - will have to look into it.

 

[BriyGuyUSA]

You folks in Georgia spell Efficiency weird LOL.

I have the same HA integration - will have to look into it.

You know, I would look at that every time I opened the dashboard and I thought "That does not look right" lol

 

[JvdMaat]

Where are you finding that data? Are you using the _lastenergyconsumed sensor, and the TripDistanceTraveled attribute under that and using a template to get the mi/kWh?
I'm not seeing this raw data (nor the Ifficiency )

 

[BriyGuyUSA]

Where are you finding that data? Are you using the _lastenergyconsumed sensor, and the TripDistanceTraveled attribute under that and using a template to get the mi/kWh?
I'm not seeing this raw data (nor the Ifficiency )

These are my cards:

 

[BriyGuyUSA]

Whole dashboard (with spelling correction) if anyone is interested. Cant find the attribute for the wiper fluid status - has to be in there somewhere as it's shown the app.

 

[JvdMaat]

Whole dashboard (with spelling correction) if anyone is interested. Cant find the attribute for the wiper fluid status - has to be in there somewhere as it's shown the app.

That is attribute "Lowwasherfluid 600E19" under Indicators.

 

[BriyGuyUSA]

That is attribute "Lowwasherfluid 600E19" under Indicators.

Ah ha - thanks!

 

[JvdMaat]

Whole dashboard (with spelling correction) if anyone is interested.

I'm having trouble with the data on our side. Here's some of the elveh attributes from my wife's trip to work this morning:

BatteryAmperage             0.08
BatteryVoltage              361
BatteryCharge              62
BatteryActualCharge       54.96
BatteryPerformanceStatus     NORMAL
BatteryEnergyRemaining          61.7
MaximumBatteryCapacity          124.7
MaximumBatteryRange          275.58
TripRangeRegenerated         1.99
TripDrivingScore              99.8
TripSpeedScore                  100
BatteryStateOfChargeTargetDisplay     100
TripDecelerationScore             100
TripAccelerationScore             100
TripElectricalEfficiency           0
TripAmbientTemp                  23.45
TripOutsideAirAmbientTemp          23.45
TripDuration                       0:27:18
TripCabinTemp                        24.8
TripEnergyConsumed                   3.57
TripDistanceTraveled                12.43
TripEfficiency                   3.48

State of charge went from 69% to 62% for this trip. So 7% of the battery was used (ER, so out of 131kWh), which should be around 9kWh. Based on our outdoor temp (freezing), I would expect a trip score of about 1.5mi/kWh or less. (12.43 mi/9.17 kWh=1.36, which is probably what the actual mi/kWh was)

But the TripEnergyConsumed is 3.57 kWh. Making for 3.48mi/kWh efficiency.
I'm sure it's an issue because of the cold. But the numbers just don't add up. There's nothing to justify that.

I'm also curious about the MaximumBatterCapacity; 124.7(kWh?) is about 95%. What does this attribute mean? (Or does that just mean in this cold, the battery can only be charged to 124kWh.)

Someone in a warmer climate have better data?

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