EV Charge Monitoring overview
The EV Charge Monitoring page helps you ensure EVs are charged and ready for their next job.
Using the EV Charge Monitoring page, you can identify and resolve charging problems such as:
Plug in failures
Driver errors
Vehicle malfunctions
Charge station malfunctions
Charge station software scheduling problems
The page also helps you understand which vehicles are ready now, and which will be ready later. This helps your staff make informed decisions and manage your queue of vehicles waiting to charge.
EV Charge Monitoring table
The EV Charge Monitoring table shows the following information:
| Column | Definition |
|---|---|
| Asset name | The name of the EV asset. |
| Charging status | Indicates whether the vehicle is currently charging. |
| EV charging exceptions | A list of exceptions to EV charging rules that have occurred in the last 24 hours. |
| State of Charge | The battery charge level (%) |
| Charging power | The power entering the battery (kW) |
| Charge complete time | The estimated date and time when the battery State of Charge will reach 90%. |
| Remaining range | The Predicted remaining driving range, based on remaining battery charge and recent driving history. |
| Location | The EV asset's current location. |
EV Charge Monitoring data considerations
Keep the following in mind when viewing data in the EV Charge Monitoring table:
Data for the Charge complete time column may not be available for all vehicles. Complete time depends on:
Charging status (the vehicle must be charging)
Charging power (the vehicle must have positive power into the battery)
Battery capacity (the vehicle must have enough driving/charging data history to generate an estimate of battery capacity)
Users must have the Time to Charge Complete security clearance to view data in the Charge complete time column
Assets require at least one month of driving history to populate the Remaining range column
Users must have the View EV Performance Data security clearance to view data in the Remaining range column
EV Charge Monitoring summary cards
The summary cards on the EV Charge Monitoring page let you quickly view assets in different charging states in MyGeotab.
The summary cards at the top of the EV Charge Monitoring page allow you to quickly filter the table to view certain data points.
The following data points are available as summary cards:
| Card title | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ev Charging Rule Exceptions | Vehicles that have violated an EV charging rule in the past 24 hours. To view this information, you must enable one or more EV charging rules:
|
| Full Charge | Vehicles with a State of Charge of at least 90%. |
| Low Charge | Vehicles with a State of Charge of 30% or less. |
| Charging | Vehicles that are currently charging. |
| Not Charging | Vehicles that are not currently charging. |
Quick filtering the EV Charge Monitoring table
Learn how to quickly filter the EV Charge Monitoring page in MyGeotab using summary tiles.