Maintenance

We have detected that four data properties for Renault and Dacia have not been processed correctly since we migrated to the new Renault API on August 19th:

• ignition.get.state
• engine.get.status
• vehicle_location.get.altitude
• dashboardlights/brakefailure

All four processing issues has been resolved today by 11am CET.

In this scheduled maintenance window, we will republish ignition.get.state and engine.get.status data that we have in our pipeline for affected vehicles since August 19...

We would like to inform you that a planned hotfix will be applied to VW Group API on Wednesday, August 27th. This update is aimed at resolving known issues and improving overall system stability. No service downtime is expected during the planned hotfix.

We have now finished the migration to the new Renault API and all systems are up and running. We experienced no interruptions and we'll keep monitoring all services!

Together with Kia we will perform a planned system maintenance. We will pause new Kia activations during this time and there is minimal disruption expected to the data feed. We will resume immediately as the work completes.

Toyota will be performing API changes for the way that vehicles are infleeted and defleeted. While this is a technical change that only affects Toyota and High Mobility, there is an extended pause window that has to be introduced by Toyota in order to manage the migration with all customers.

During the period from September 15-26 it will therefore not be possible to infleet/activate any Toyota or Lexus vehicles. There will be no interruption to the data feed.