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Problem solved…. I have just ordered a Mini Aceman 😂

Count me in with the Remote Services issue disabling Time Slot Charging. BMW said it was an issue affecting many UK BMW customers, but the Connected Drive people simply have no idea how to fix it. We can only hope there is some work being done in the background to resolve the issue which appears...

That information was from the Connected Drive team not from a dealer. I did point out to them many times that the i3 does not have the capability to do Remote Software Updates, but it seems to have fallen on deaf ears. What annoys me is that initially they admitted it was an issue, they said...

The latest nonsense from BMW… “It appears that your My BMW app is running an out-of-date software. The first thing I would suggest, before we escalate this any further, is to update your app to the latest software. I have found that your car hasn't had a software update since 2019. This may be...

Sad news, it made no difference. I set a new time slot for tonight and a few minutes later another remote update was sent to the car setting it to charge immediately. Looks like it is not related to Octopus as they no longer have the password.

Thanks for the suggestion. I have changed the password and I will report back to see if it makes a difference.

I agree it’s not the car at fault but BMW don’t seem to be accepting that there is an issue they can help with. Its very annoying.

I have used Intelligent Octopus in the past but I have removed my car from it and it is turned off. I did wonder if it could be related to IO but as I removed the car from the service and it made no difference I then discounted it.

Since late October I have been unable to charge my i3 using the Charge in Time Slot option. The reason is due to a Remote Services Charging Profile update that is being sent to my car every 4 hours. The Charging Profile update deletes any time slots I have set up and the car is set to charge...