Kia\Hyundai\Genesis Apple Maps Integration

This application is adding support for your EV to Apple Maps. Currently it's working just for cars from Europe.

Building with Xcode and Manual Provisioning Profile (Porsche Configuration)

Prerequisites

1. Apple Developer Account with access to create App IDs
2. Kia\Hyundai\Genesis API credentials configured
3. Physical iOS or Simulator device

Initial Developer Portal Setup

1. Create Wildcard App ID

1. Go to developer.apple.com
2. Sign in and navigate to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
3. Click Identifiers → + button to create new App ID
4. Select "App IDs" and click Continue
5. Enter:
   • Description: "Porsche Wildcard Apps"
   • Bundle ID: Select "Wildcard"
   • Enter: com.porsche.*
6. Enable required capabilities:
   • App Groups
   • SiriKit
7. Click Continue and Register

2. Create Provisioning Profile

After creating the wildcard App ID:

1. Navigate to Profiles → + button
2. Select "iOS App Development" or "Ad Hoc" (for testing)
3. Select your wildcard App ID (com.porsche.*)
4. Select your development certificate
5. Select devices for testing
6. Name it (e.g., "Porsche Wildcard Development")
7. Download the provisioning profile

Setup Steps

1. Configure Signing Settings

Copy and customize the signing configuration:

cp Config/Signing.xcconfig.template Config/Signing.xcconfig

Edit Config/Signing.xcconfig and update:

• DEVELOPMENT_TEAM: Your Apple Developer Team ID
• PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER: Your provisioning profile name
• EXTENSION_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER: Your extension profile name
• EXTENSION_UI_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER: Your UI extension profile name

Example:

DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = ABC123DEF4
PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER = Porsche Wildcard Development

2. Open Project in Xcode

open KiaMaps.xcodeproj

3. Apply Configuration File

• Select KiaMaps project in navigator
• Select the project (not a target) at the top
• In the Info tab, under Configurations:
  • Click the arrow next to Debug
  • For each target, set Configuration File to Config/Signing.xcconfig
  • Repeat for Release configuration

4. Verify Signing Settings

• Go to each target's Signing & Capabilities tab
• Verify that the settings from the xcconfig file are applied:
  • Team should match your DEVELOPMENT_TEAM
  • Bundle Identifier should be set correctly
  • Provisioning Profile should match your settings
• The values should appear in gray (inherited from xcconfig)

5. Build and Run

• Select your physical device (required for Intents)
• Choose KiaMaps scheme
• Build and run with Cmd+R

Troubleshooting

Profile mismatch: Ensure provisioning profile includes your device UDID

Bundle ID conflicts: Verify bundle IDs match those in provisioning profile

Entitlements: Check that App Groups and Intents entitlements match profile

Team selection: Confirm correct team is selected for all targets

Device Requirements

• Physical iOS device (required)
• iOS 14.0+ for full Intents functionality
• Device must be registered in provisioning profile

Vehicle Parameters

The app uses detailed vehicle parameters to provide accurate EV-specific navigation in Apple Maps. These parameters enable:

• Energy consumption calculations based on speed, elevation, and auxiliary power usage
• Charging time estimations using real charging curves
• Route planning with optimal charging stops

Parameter Categories

1. Charging Configuration

• Supported Connectors: Defines which charging standards the vehicle supports (e.g., Type 2 AC, CCS2 DC)
• Maximum Power: Peak charging rates for each connector type
• Charging Curve: Detailed power delivery at different battery levels

2. Energy Consumption Model

• 10 consumption scenarios: Array of values representing different driving efficiency conditions (validated against real test data)
• Elevation impact: Additional energy for climbing, recovery when descending
• Auxiliary power: Constant draw from electronics, climate control (~670W)

3. Battery & Range

• Maximum distance: WLTP-rated range in kilometers
• Battery capacity: Usable energy storage (e.g., ~90 kWh for Taycan)
• Efficiency factors: Charging losses and energy conversion efficiency

Example: Porsche Taycan Parameters

// Charging: Supports up to 234 kW DC fast charging
maximumPower(.ccs2) = 234.0 kW

// Consumption: 10 efficiency scenarios validated against real-world data
consumptionValues = [
    0.172,  // 172 Wh/km - Optimal efficiency (matches WLTP ~180 Wh/km)
    0.183,  // 183 Wh/km - Steady highway (~90 km/h)
    0.205,  // 205 Wh/km - Moderate highway speeds  
    0.258   // 258 Wh/km - High-speed Autobahn (validated at 130 km/h)
    // ... 6 more values covering city, mixed, and demanding conditions
] // Wh per meter

// Charging curve: Maintains high power to ~50% SOC
0-34 kWh: 232 kW peak power
34-50 kWh: Gradual taper to 144 kW
50-80 kWh: Further reduction for battery protection
80-100%: Trickle charge at 13 kW

Real-World Validation

The consumption parameters have been validated against actual Taycan test data:

• WLTP efficiency: ~180 Wh/km matches code value of 172.1 Wh/km
• 90 km/h highway: ~190 Wh/km falls within code range (183-205 Wh/km)
• 130 km/h Autobahn: 220-260 Wh/km matches code value of 258.4 Wh/km
• Range coverage: 172-258 Wh/km spans from optimal to high-speed conditions

Adding New Vehicle Support

To add support for a new vehicle model:

1. Create a new parameters file following the VehicleParameters protocol
2. Define all required consumption and charging parameters
3. Add the vehicle case to VehicleManager.vehicleParameter
4. Update API configuration if needed

See KiaMaps/Core/Vehicle/ for implementation examples.