Pole Star is expanding the range of applications for Android automation to help plan its routes. Google Maps is integrated by default, but may not always be the best solution for the new route when using an electric car.
Send data from ABRP to Google Maps
So, now there is a great Root Planner (APRP) application that can be downloaded for free from the Google Play Store. With this app you can plan a route with charging stations and send it to Google Maps if you wish.
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So you can use APRP’s best scheduling options as well as Polarstar 2’s integrated navigation. The charge also takes into account parameters from the car such as the condition of the car or the vehicle load.
I do not have much experience with APRP yet, but Google Maps and any other solution on Pole Star 2 is currently welcome.
If you can already call a Polarstar 2, you can download the app now. All power should be available for the Volvo XC40 as soon as it starts (above all, it also uses the Android automation system).
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