Video Summary

Here is the summary of the YouTube video:
- The video demonstrates how to connect and use the CanZE app with a Renault Zoe car to access various data points.
- The app is connected to the car via a Bluetooth dongle plugged into the OBD2 port.
- For the Q engine of Renault Zoe, a specific KONNWEI Bluetooth dongle is needed. An Amazon link to it is in the video description.
- When installing a dongle in the car, it is difficult to open up the OBD-II, without a thin plastic card.
- Because of the dongle's size, it may not fit in the designated compartment. An extension cable is helpful to close the compartment.
- You can access different data of the car, after you turn on the car.
- The Bluetooth dongle requires reset and restart for connecting.
- The app displays real-time data such as DC Power, Available Range, Usable State of Charge, Real State of Charge, State of Health and mean battery temperature.
- The displayed state of charge can differ from the car’s dashboard display.
- The video also displays the temperature of the battery cells and shows the energy recuperation data.
- It is possible to check the air pressure in all the tires via the app.
- In cold temperatures, one cannot fully charge his/her car, at 40 kilowatts.