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[Dunc's]

Has anybody used a route planner for a round trip, ie Edinburgh as start and ending point but have York as a "via point" (with unknown charging points).
I've tried a few route planners, ABRP Skoda's own, and a few more, but as the start and end is the same it seems to freak them out.
Is it finger trouble or has anyone
on here experienced this.
Thanks

[HarryHuk]

Yes, I found ABRP to be the best, although interacting with the calculated route on the map is a bit fiddly as the going and returning trace is the same, unless you really zoom in.
Interacting with the list of stops is easy, you can add them and drag and drop them to change the order.

Skoda's one, in the app (I think) but especially in car, requires you to enter the destination, and then add stops on the way in reverse order from final destination back towards point of departure.
I can see how that would be confusing for it if your final destination is where you are. Maybe if you choose a final destination just around the corner?

[Ken3966]

I used the MyŠKODA app route planner.
Just put in the final destination as a few doors away. Then add stopovers. Once you have all the stopovers you can even move them around if they end up in wrong place. Once done send to car and it’s there ready when you set off.
Note this is not my actual address!

[IanJ]

I used the MyŠKODA app route planner.
Just put in the final destination as a few doors away. Then add stopovers. Once you have all the stopovers you can even move them around if they end up in wrong place. Once done send to car and it’s there ready when you set off.
Note this is not my actual address!

You can also change the order of stopovers in the in-car navigation by dragging them into position on the list.

[videojedi]

I really like the Electroverse app from Octopus energy. Now has routing calculation. Doesn't have realtime SOC yet, but lets you put in your start SOC and how much you'd like to finish the journey with.
App also activates the chargers when you arrive, has all the realtime status of lots of chargers, and includes a discount at some chargers, which is 8% at Ionity if you are also an Octopus customer.
Will also support plug n charge too with Enyaq soon apparently?

I won't be renewing my PowerPass subscription next year. Not enough networks are on it, and the subs are too expensive...

Here have a referal code and split £50 quid with me too...

https://electroverse.octopus.energy/net ... -squid-130

[HarryHuk]

I used the MyŠKODA app route planner.
Just put in the final destination as a few doors away. Then add stopovers. Once you have all the stopovers you can even move them around if they end up in wrong place. Once done send to car and it’s there ready when you set off.
Note this is not my actual address!

You can also change the order of stopovers in the in-car navigation by dragging them into position on the list.

Oh cool. I've not tried that