BMW i3s OBD-II support
Model years 2013 to 2022ElectricOnboarded
The OBDb lists 146 parameters for the BMW i3s, read from 1 control modules. Real responses from BMW i3s cars confirm 138 of them. Drivers have tested model years 2015 to 2021.
Support by model year
A solid mark means a real response confirmed the parameter. A light mark means the car's signalset reads it but no response has confirmed it yet.
Parameters
The parameters of the BMW i3s, by group. These are the commands that BMW added, and the SAE J1979 standard parameters that real cars confirm. Open a group to see each parameter, how Pelican decodes it, and the model years that real cars confirm.
Connectables19
Current electric range, Estimated range remaining, Estimated range remaining in comfort mode, Estimated range remaining in economy mode and 15 moreAll commands confirmed by real cars11/11Battery36
Aging factor, Cell capacity (average), Cell capacity (max), Cell capacity (min) and 32 moreAll commands confirmed by real cars8/8Climate1
Ambient air temperatureConfirmed by real cars1/1Control1
Parking brake applied1 in testing0/1Doors8
Driver door open, Hood open, Locked, Passenger door open and 4 moreConfirmed by real cars1/1Engine58
Accelerator pedal position, Automatic air recirculation, Cabin temperature, Charge cycle efficiency and 54 more20 of 22 commands confirmed by real cars2 in testing20/22Movement5
Front left wheel speed, Front right wheel speed, Rear left wheel speed, Rear right wheel speed and 1 moreAll commands confirmed by real cars2/2Tires24
Front left tire pressure, Front left tire pressure, set point, Front left tire sensor battery life, months, Front left tire sensor position and 20 moreAll commands confirmed by real cars4/4Transmission2
Current gear, DC/DC converter board temperatureAll commands confirmed by real cars2/2Trips11
Auxiliary power consumption, Current electric range, Current fuel range, Electric consumption / 100km and 7 moreAll commands confirmed by real cars3/3
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