battery_max_soc_configure works.
charge_program_configurefailed with the same error message.
Sure, you can use my car for diagnosis, no problem.
Also, no more Mercedes? Care to share what replaced it (if at all)?
Thanks Thomas. I’ll check it. …my “new car” 
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Cool. No remote access to check battery level 
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Dear @ReneNulschDE ,
many tanks for the Mercedes Me integration in HA.
Is it maybe possible to add this/these sensor(s) to your integration:
Especially the “car boot” would be great. But the sensors of the doors (Türen) and bonnet (Motorhaube) would also be helpful.
Is this possible?
BTW: My car is a EQA 250 and I’m using the version 0.25.0 of your integration.
Thanks! Regards, Oilid
Did you look under the attributes of sensor.XXX_lock?
Especially the doorlockstatusdecklid?
Ah okay, you mean this one:
I thought it’s an own sensor and not an attribute of the lock-sensor. Thank for the info. I will check this…
Hi, I just discovered this integration and I was wondering which set of features are only available when using the main user account (i.e. geofencing). I have a valid subscription but I cannot see various services such as engine_start and engine_stop. Could this also just be a limitation due to the model year/firmware of the car?
@Thomas01 Unfortunately it doesn’t work. Nothing changes if i open the car boot. Also the doorlockstatusdecklid attribute doesn’t change into true. In the mercedes me app it works and shown as open… Is this a bug in the HA-integration?
Create a diagnostic report on the integration page when it’s closed. Open the decklid and create a new diagnostic report. Send the two files to [email protected] and I can analyze it.
Please do not expect an answer before Monday… as I‘m on vacation as always…
Hi @briianwong,
cars have different feature-sets and features are different by country too… You could download a diagnostic report on the integration page. Open the file and search for “features”. Here you will find a list of features that are provided by the API for your car. (But sometimes also the reported data is not correct, therefore we have the option to disable the capability check… but you should enable this in case of problems only.)
As far as I know, only geofencing is not available for the secondary drivers.
Most of the services are exposed as HA actions (former services) only. Check the page HA, Developer Tools, Actions - Search for MBAPI2020.
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I have published a new bugfix release v0.25.1.
Fix:
- MB changed the API of “Charge program configure”. The max_soc field is required by the API now. To prevent breaking changes, the current setting of the selected charge program is used for API-calls now. (@Jeepersfinest: This should fix your problem.)
Thanks to the Supporters
Sorry, if this has been asked before…
Is there not way to find out, if the/a charging cable is connected to my Mercedes EQB? Somehow I can’t find anything like it. There is even an entity that shows if the “charging door” is opened, but nothing regarding charging cable connected
I use “evcc” to control my EVs charging, to use as much solar as possible. I provide the charging state via Home Assistant to evcc. So I would like to provide a “B” when the cable is connected, and my EQB is at home (which I know through the device tracker), and “C” when the EQB is charging (which I know when charging speed is > 0 kW). “C” works, but I can’t tell evcc that my EQB is at home and the cable is connected…
You should check the attribute chargingstatus of the sensor rangeelectrickm.
The evcc-mb-component (that I wrote) is using the following mapping:
// Charging Status
// 0=CHARGING
// 1=CHARGING_ENDS
// 2=CHARGE_BREAK
// 3=UNPLUGGED
// 4=FAILURE
// 5=SLOW
// 6=FAST
// 7=DISCHARGING
// 8=NO_CHARGING
// 9=SLOW_CHARGING_AFTER_REACHING_TRIP_TARGET
// 10=CHARGING_AFTER_REACHING_TRIP_TARGET
// 11=FAST_CHARGING_AFTER_REACHING_TRIP_TARGET
// 12=UNKNOWN
func MapChargeStatus(lookup int) api.ChargeStatus {
switch lookup {
case 0, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11:
return api.StatusC
case 1, 2, 4, 7, 8:
return api.StatusB
}
return api.StatusA
}
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Thanks. Where are you using that MapChargeStatus? Is it in the Integration somewhere? Can I get that Status myself somehow, or will I have to do my own mapping?
This is a copy of the code from my evcc integration. So you have to map the attribute chargingstatus of the sensor range_electric manually to the evcc A-B-C syntax.
Let me know if you need help to do this…
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You can now enjoy a standalone mini map card with full MapTiler theme support, perfect for flexible dashboard layouts 
Can I get some stars on the repo please? 
v1.10.0
What’s Changed
New Features 
- Standalone Mini Map Card with MapTiler Theme
Added support for displaying the mini map as a full, standalone card on the dashboard. This new feature replicates the functionality of the native Home Assistant map card while incorporating the custom MapTiler-based styling for a consistent visual theme. Users can now integrate the map view more flexibly within their dashboard layouts. #152
Fixes 
- Fix theme application compatibility for HA 2025.5 #153
Full Changelog: v1.9.1…v1.10.0
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You can test with developer tools editor if the template works.
It does work. What I meant is I will test it in a real life scenario, attaching/detaching the cable, charging the car etc.
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