Maxus T90 EV (MT90)
Vehicle type code: MT90
The Maxus T90 EV module provides basic battery, temperature and lock/odometer integration using the vehicle OBD-II port and a single CAN bus at 500 kbps.
The implementation is still under active development; this page reflects the current feature set in the initial version of the module.
Hardware & Installation
Item |
Notes |
|---|---|
OVMS hardware |
OVMS v3 module (or later) |
Vehicle connection |
OBD-II port using the standard OVMS OBD-II to DB9 data cable |
CAN bus |
CAN1 at 500 kbps, active mode |
GPS / GSM antennas |
Standard OVMS antennas (or compatible) as per OVMS documentation |
Feature Coverage
Function |
Status |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
SOC display |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
SOH display |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
Battery capacity |
Yes |
Custom metric |
Odometer |
Yes |
From CAN ID |
Vehicle READY / ignition state |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
Lock status |
Yes |
From CAN ID |
Charge plug / pilot present |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
Cabin / coolant temperature |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
Ambient temperature |
Yes |
From OBD-II PID |
GPS location |
Yes |
Provided by the OVMS modem GPS (not vehicle-specific) |
Speed display |
No (vehicle-specific) |
Only GPS-based speed available via OVMS core |
Charge state / power / energy |
No |
Not yet implemented for this vehicle |
Charge control (start/stop, limits) |
No |
Not yet implemented |
Charging interruption alerts |
No |
Not yet implemented |
Trip counters / consumption |
No |
Not yet implemented for MT90 |
TPMS |
No |
No TPMS integration yet |
Door/window state |
No |
Only global lock/unlock is currently decoded |
Remote lock/unlock control |
No |
Read-only lock status only |
Pre-heat / HVAC remote control |
No |
Not yet implemented |
Valet mode |
No |
Not implemented for this vehicle |
AC / DC charge mode detection |
No |
Not yet implemented |
Implementation Notes
The module derives from
OvmsVehicleOBDIIand registers CAN1 at 500 kbps in active mode.Polling is done on ECU
0x7E3 / 0x7EBusing extended OBD-II PIDs.The poller currently defines three poll states:
State 0: vehicle off
State 1: vehicle on / driving
State 2: charging (reserved for future use)
In the initial implementation only the READY flag (PID
0xE004) is polled in state 0 to avoid keeping ECUs awake while parked; other PIDs are only polled when the vehicle is on.The READY bitfield is used to drive
ms_v_env_onand to switch poll states between 0 (off) and 1 (on).Odometer is taken from CAN ID
0x540using bytes [4..6] as a 24-bit little-endian value with 0.1 km resolution.Lock status is decoded from CAN ID
0x281(body control module) using byte 1 values:0xA9→ locked0xA8→ unlocked
and mapped to the standard metric
ms_v_env_locked.Multiple sanity filters are applied to SOH and temperature PIDs to discard default/bogus values that occur when the vehicle is off or the ECU returns fallback frames.
Planned / Potential Extensions
The following features are candidates for future updates once the relevant PIDs and CAN messages have been fully reverse engineered:
Charge state / mode / power and energy counters.
Distinguishing AC vs. DC charging.
More detailed BMS data (cell voltages, min/max temperatures, etc.).
Additional body / door / window state.
Remote climate control and other remote vehicle actions, if feasible.