I’ve wondered the same! Can’t find it anywhere.Has anybody found a place to see what the charge level is of the hybrid batteries ? Seems crazy that we can't see how much charge is left, or electric range, etc.
Thanks
I suppose somebody could buy a Bluetooth elm327 module and pull this data up on their phone while they drive, but I don't see the reason other than curiosity.@John_C was able to do it with Forscan but that won't help anyone while they drive.
The closest thing we have is the EV Coach screen, the blue bar while electric driving will shrink as it depletes and the engine kicks on into Hybrid mode.
That is all I could fine too, but it does not indicate remaining charge, etc.@John_C was able to do it with Forscan but that won't help anyone while they drive.
The closest thing we have is the EV Coach screen, the blue bar while electric driving will shrink as it depletes and the engine kicks on into Hybrid mode.
I saw that, too. Interesting that it specifies a charge percentage with no way to check current state of charge (without forscan, scan tools, etc). Probably a Ford oversight, or maybe we'll see the addition of a battery charge gauge in the cluster/infotainment screen in the future. Hopefully they won't include that feature in an OTA update, otherwise we'll never see it... Sorry, still salty that us early birds got the shaft on our job 1 trucks.Is there a better answer for this yet?
Because on page 517 the manual says
"
Hybrid Battery Systems
We recommend the following actions for
your vehicle:
• When storing your vehicle for greater
than 30 days the state of charge
should be approximately 50%."
So, clearly, the manual (2022) assumes you can tell the state of charge of the hybrid battery. But, how?
Never thought about just how much room is on that screen that isn't used. Hopefully they can do something with it. What has always bugged me is all the blank space above the EV coach on the center console (at least in XLT and above trims.). Seems like that would be a perfect place to combine the This Trip with the EV coach. It's two screens I wish I could see at the same time. Either way, Ford has a lot more they could do with the EV system on this truck as far as giving the drivers more information or options. Its a great system as it is, but knowing more about it would be neat.More than enough room to add battery statistics to this screen. It'd be cool to see SOG, battery temp, current draw/supply, voltage, etc.
John I just started forscan today. I only changed a few basics (that didn't require spreadsheet yet) like double honk, passenger seatbelt, and the missing Trip/Fuel cards for my Job1.More than enough room to add battery statistics to this screen. It'd be cool to see SOG, battery temp, current draw/supply, voltage, etc.
I may have, but I don't remember. At first, I went nuts in forscan and enabled everything that looked interesting (dumb/ballsy but why not), and I didn't have much luck there. I can try it out tomorrow if you'd like. My APIM is set for replacement as soon as the part is in, so I guess it's not a huge deal if it bricks (as long as Ford doesn't do any forensics on it). LolJohn I just started forscan today. I only changed a few basics (that didn't require spreadsheet yet) like double honk, passenger seatbelt, and the missing Trip/Fuel cards for my Job1.
I did see a "battery gauge (enabled/disabled)" option that was currently disabled. Have you already tried that? I assume it does nothing or we'd all know about it.