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Version 1.3.6 · 2026-09-29
- Fixed wrong units showing up for certain regions and locales - When charging has been interrupted by a sudden power loss, it will now be indicated in the app (Only 2016 and newer vehicles)
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The store currently lists version 1.3.6, updated 2026-09-29.








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OpenCARWINGS brings back remote control functions to cars like Nissan LEAF, e-NV200. With the mobile app you can conveniently control the application.
With the app you can:
- View battery charge and driving range
- View vehicle's location and send destinations to car's navigation system
- Turn on and off the air conditioning remotely
- Start charging the car
- Set remote timers for charge start and A/C
- More functionality coming later!
OpenCARWINGS is an open source project, its repository can be found here: https://github.com/developerfromjokela/opencarwings
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- Fixed wrong units showing up for certain regions and locales - When charging has been interrupted by a sudden power loss, it will now be indicated in the app (Only 2016 and newer vehicles)
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