Rivian ABRP integration working (if you're motivated ?)

[Southern R1S]

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[TheIglu]

I've got NodeRed running, and added the credentials add on. Just need that stupid API key. I emailed them again, so hopefully I get something soon.

My big "stretch my range and charge a few times" towing trip is next weekend and I hope I can get this working by then.

 

[Blakeney]

I've got NodeRed running, and added the credentials add on. Just need that stupid API key. I emailed them again, so hopefully I get something soon.

My big "stretch my range and charge a few times" towing trip is next weekend and I hope I can get this working by then.

I have been trying to get this running as well and not sure who and where I get this API key from...

 

[TheIglu]

I emailed " [email protected] " and requested an API key, but no response so far, so who knows?

 

[TheIglu]

Got my API key finally. No more error messages in the debug logs in NodeRed.

So what's the tell that this is working/active in ABRP?

My truck isn't plugged in/charging right now, sitting there with 61% range. When I try to plan a new trip, it still uses the manual slider for starting battery charge.

 

[Blakeney]

got my API key as well and the token from ABRP app... however there is an error at the top or first instance...

 

[TheIglu]

Change the server it's using. Anytime you import a flow, it brings in an extra server that isn't actually there.

Click on each node (blue box) starting at the first one with the error, then use the drop down on "Server" to select the other server (both are probably named Home Assistant currently). Use the little pencil icon the first time to change the name over to something unique so you know which server you are choosing.

Once you changed all of them over to the actual existing server, go to the three lines up on the top right, then down to "Configuration Nodes" and on "On all flows", it'll show the servers, and how many nodes are using each. You want the fake server to have 0, and your actual server to have all 8 of them. Then select the fake server in that window and hit the Del key on your keyboard to remove all reference of it.

 

[TheIglu]

Mine seems fine, but I'm not seeing any activity on the nodes. Just see the top one as "running" with no data.

 

[Blakeney]

Got another one for you... I have no entity for the second blue node

Change the server it's using. Anytime you import a flow, it brings in an extra server that isn't actually there.

Click on each node (blue box) starting at the first one with the error, then use the drop down on "Server" to select the other server (both are probably named Home Assistant currently). Use the little pencil icon the first time to change the name over to something unique so you know which server you are choosing.

Once you changed all of them over to the actual existing server, go to the three lines up on the top right, then down to "Configuration Nodes" and on "On all flows", it'll show the servers, and how many nodes are using each. You want the fake server to have 0, and your actual server to have all 8 of them. Then select the fake server in that window and hit the Del key on your keyboard to remove all reference of it.

So, I only show 1 server... on the right you can see all nodes are associated with this server and get the error. However when I edit and choose "home assistant add-on", the first node connects and works but then the second blue node says not found... I also checked and I do NOT have this Entity...

 

[shap]

First - huge thanks to the author of this script, I successfully deployed and it is working perfectly fine. I see ABRP is updated and show a green sign on my car ("Live").

As for the changes I needed to do - my entities have slightly different names
So here is how it looks in mine Node-Red:

 

[Scottm]

Sorry to resurrect this thread, but is there any better way to integrate ABRP with real-time data from the Rivian now? I've gotten all of the steps from this thread complete but I cannot get Iternio to give me an API key so I'm stuck.

Is it silly of me to think Rivian would have made this easy to do directly through the ABRP app since they bought ABRP/Iternio? I never set this up before because I thought integration must be imminent after they announced the sale, but I guess I was wrong.

 

[shap]

I agree with you - and even more, current integration through telemetry API is not working well - I have it and it does not correctly estimate miles/kWh.

But in general, Rivian should be able to provide a simple interface where you allow Rivian to send telemetry to your ABRP account, with one click. Seems it is not their priority.

 

[djsider2]

I agree with you - and even more, current integration through telemetry API is not working well - I have it and it does not correctly estimate miles/kWh.

But in general, Rivian should be able to provide a simple interface where you allow Rivian to send telemetry to your ABRP account, with one click. Seems it is not their priority.

There’s a lot of things Rivian could have done already but is dragging their feet. To me, they are not investing in software as much as they say they are.

 

[bueller]

FYI, someone has posted the YAML for this on Github

Attached, to their version I added support to post to the ABRP endpoint no more often than every 5 seconds. Also sending up a rounded version of the bearing because it updates too often. One note, for some reason my home assistant entities for charging energy aren't consistently getting updated, so I commented out the charging energy updates.

 

[shap]

Attached, to their version I added support to post to the ABRP endpoint no more often than every 5 seconds. Also sending up a rounded version of the bearing because it updates too often. One note, for some reason my home assistant entities for charging energy aren't consistently getting updated, so I commented out the charging energy updates.

Thank you - quick question - you are using a speed sensor and multiply it by 1.609344. I think the sensor is a meter per second, so it needed to be converted to km/h, no?

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