Toggle the automatic install to off, then switch it back on with one of the recommended time frames or create a custom setting for days & hour preference, this might tickle the Ford cloud server with current data and then do a Fordpass pull-down/refresh to get the current status.
Should see the number associate with the brief description on the Sync screen, ignore the yellow highlight on this snap shot, see [Software Updates]
On my Android phone, I see the update via the Ford app: Select Vehicle / Features & Settings / Software Updates / Recent Changes (shows the download date) / details and Version.Should see the number associate with the brief description on the Sync screen, ignore the yellow highlight on this snap shot, see [Software Updates]
Yup, that too, wasn't sure which way the poster was looking for it, but both methods work.
A - until you get the update that includes it on the normal dash, calm screen, or the charging app will give you your current SOC
Thanks for the reply, I knd of figured . So in other words , for me anyway , the " user friendliness gap " widens " . It is now a chasm . Or perhaps the Grand Canyon , given my locale. Very disappointing.
As far as user friendliness goes, even without the % specifically, the gauge is there with tick marks at 25, 50 and 75% so you should have a decent ballpark already. Neither Calm Screen or the charge app are difficult to get to either if you need the specific %
Are you talking about tick marks on the left side above the SOC % ? If so , I only see ticks for the regen - braking energy recaptured . all other times , there's nothing. Otoh , it may be somewhere else on screen & I've been oblivious to it the entire time . Tends to be a problem of mine , missing the obvious.
Good pics @TaxmanHog - I'll add for the @Buio that not everyone has received the updated SOC reading, so don't freak if yours doesn't have it yet. Mine still is 100 and 0 and I've had other recent updates but keep missing out on this one. It's probably the update I most covet that I haven't received.@TheWoo beat me to it, here's my dash before the SOC update last summer, you can see the quarter increments clearly when the SOC's really low [15%] as seen in the photo, road trip to central Connecticut on a very cold day with me and two passengers.
What it looks like after the SOC update last August
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Whoaa! Your dash is showing 1.2 mi/kWh and it's summertime! Were you towing something or doing 100 mph in central Connecticut!
My theory on this is that sales people are lazy and don't want to learn the new software with every update. So they deliver them to the lot with a known-to-sales staff version of the software and only update what goes out with new cars on a yearly basis or so.
