EnerG
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I've just come across a great addition to the Home Assistant home automation program that uses Hyundai Bluelink / Kia UVO to expose data from the car and presents it to the HA interface and can be acted upon using automations.
For those of you who run Home Assistant the integration is installed through HACS or by installing the repository from GitHub.
So if you do not use Home Assistant, what are you waiting for ? Get started with a Raspberry Pi, a Linux machine or a virtual box on Windows. HA is open source and free.
This will be a fun way to get into automation.
This is just an example of how you could use this data but your imagination can be let loose here.
If car is in the garage
and charge is low
and is not charging
then speak using Alexa "Don't forget to charge the car tonight"
then send notification to cell phone using PushOver, PushBullet, or even WhatsApp
Home Assistant Link https://www.home-assistant.io/
Hyundai/Kia Integration https://github.com/fuatakgun/kia_uvo
This is an example of the web page that HA interface generates.
Enjoy

Here is the complete list of sensors the integration exposes.

There is also a geo-location setting which I have not tested.
For those of you who run Home Assistant the integration is installed through HACS or by installing the repository from GitHub.
So if you do not use Home Assistant, what are you waiting for ? Get started with a Raspberry Pi, a Linux machine or a virtual box on Windows. HA is open source and free.
This will be a fun way to get into automation.
This is just an example of how you could use this data but your imagination can be let loose here.
If car is in the garage
and charge is low
and is not charging
then speak using Alexa "Don't forget to charge the car tonight"
then send notification to cell phone using PushOver, PushBullet, or even WhatsApp
Home Assistant Link https://www.home-assistant.io/
Hyundai/Kia Integration https://github.com/fuatakgun/kia_uvo
This is an example of the web page that HA interface generates.
Enjoy

Here is the complete list of sensors the integration exposes.

There is also a geo-location setting which I have not tested.
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