Since the last highlights post two feature releases have gone out: 0.315 and 0.316. This post covers both. The big topics: the charging modes got a new structure with Smart and Always charge, the home battery page has been reworked, the new Solar share slider replaces the confusing watt thresholds, and the optimizer keeps getting closer to taking over control.
Just four weeks after the last highlights post we are back. In the past, our posts were usually several months apart. We are planning to change this. In this blog post, we give an overview of what is new in evcc: the new release process, optimizer progress, config UI improvements, interface customisation and more.
Half a year has passed since the last highlights post. A lot has happened since then with releases 0.301 to 0.311: a new navigation, widgets in the iOS app, remote access, time-based statistics and much more. In this blog post, we pick out a few of our highlights and give a brief outlook on our further plans.
2026 is here and with evcc v0.300, the new year starts with probably the most important milestone: Browser-based configuration is no longer experimental. The most requested feature is finally ready for production use. New users can now set up evcc completely without command line or YAML files.
In this article, we look at the highlights since July 2025 and provide an outlook for the coming year.
Time for a new feature roundup! I’ve selected a handful of interesting topics.
With the release of v0.200, we’ve taken a major step towards stability and user-friendliness. In this blog post, we’ll provide some background on the version jump. For dramatic effect, we’ll save that for the end of the article ;)
We’ll also introduce some new features that have been added since the blog post in November.
Starting with evcc v0.133, a Tesla Developer Account is required. The usage remains free of charge, but requires an additional setup step.
The days are getting shorter. A good reason to give a small update on what has been done since the last article in August.
Today, version 0.130 of evcc was released. Since it’s been a while since the last release blog post, here’s an overview of the highlights from the recent releases.
The days are getting longer and solar charging is starting to be fun again. A good time for a short update on the latest developments at evcc.
Since the last blog post, a lot has happened. We have added many new features and fixed some bugs. In this article we will highlight some of the new features.
The charging planner has been around for a while at evcc. You specify when your vehicle should have a desired state of charge and evcc finds the best time slots. Since a few releases the algorithm is no longer a black box, as we visualize the planning result.
Right on time on 11 January, release 0.111 brings a few new features that we’d like to briefly introduce here.
It’s been a few months since the last blog post. So it’s time to give you a short summary and an overview of what has happened at evcc in the last eleven releases (v0.81 to v0.91).
Updates keep coming this year too :) In addition to the smaller updates in 0.78 and 0.79, version 0.80 brings a few bigger changes.
On the final stretch of 2021 there’s one more update with a few bug fixes. After all, the year should end on a positive note ;)
Before the end of the year, here’s one more update with a few new features.
Today’s update is a small one, mainly with some bug fixes and further improvements.
The interface now shows you the timers running in the background:
Today there’s a small update, mainly with some bug fixes and further improvements.
A lot has happened over the last few weeks, and today we’d like to tell you in a bit more detail what’s new to discover in version 0.72.
