Reads your car, not a server
- Tesla: connect over Bluetooth using your own phone key, with no Tesla account or password.
- Hyundai, Kia and Genesis: a Bluetooth OBD-II adapter reads the battery management system directly, including state of health, cell balance, module temperatures and the pack’s own charge reading.
- Any other car: EVPeek still shows speed and logs trips using your iPhone’s sensors, and tells you that is the source.
Every number explains itself
Each reading carries its source and its age. Stale values dim, values too old to trust are hidden, and derived numbers show their working.
Drive Mode
One large number on a true-black screen, designed against a 1.2-second glance budget. Tap to switch between speed, range, charge or kWh remaining.
Delivered versus billed
EVPeek measures the energy that actually reached your battery, so you can compare it with what you were charged for.
