Batteribevis · Guide
How to read your battery report
Start with the reading date and the summary, then open the details for the source behind each value.
Readings and sources
Values are identified as measured, calculated, vehicle estimates or reference information. Timestamps matter: two values from different dates may not be directly comparable. Signal names are retained so the data can be traced back to its source.
Alerts and history
Active warnings, recorded history and missing alert coverage are different findings. A historical warning alone does not establish an active mechanical problem. An unavailable system state is not the same as a confirmed motor fault.
Capacity and charging
The report explains how a SoH estimate is obtained where the required inputs exist. AC and DC charging figures are reported counters. Their comparison describes those counters; it does not verify the complete charging history since the car was new.
Dates, validity and sharing
The report is dated and carries a one-month validity period. A shared link is normally available for 90 days. The report describes the data at the stated reading time and does not predict the vehicle’s future condition.