Voyah cars have received a smartphone control system in the Russian Federation

Voyah has developed a mobile application for owners of models with hybrid power plants — the Free Sport Edition crossover and the Dream minivan, released in Russia. With its help, a number of car options can be controlled remotely from a smartphone, the application is available on Google Play and the AppStore, the company said in a statement received by Izvestia on March 12.

The application displays data such as the battery level and the charging status of the car on the smartphone screen. The application displays the mileage forecast on the current charge and at the current fuel level, due to which the trip distance and route can be planned outside the car.

It is now possible to monitor the temperature of the coolant and battery in real time, as well as the voltage level of the 12-volt starter battery. In case of a significant decrease in charge, the user will receive a push notification, and the car itself will be able to recharge the starter battery in a dead state. Remote start of heating of the coolant and traction battery is provided.

Also, through a smartphone, owners can remove the car from the standard alarm system and control the central locking, adjust the temperature in the cabin and control the heating or cooling of the seats. In addition, a map with more than 800 charging stations across Russia is available in the application.

The day before, it was reported that over the past year, among the cars on the Russian market, the price of the Voyah Free crossover has decreased more than the rest. Over the year, it fell in price by 23.8% to 6.09 million rubles. The next two places in the ranking went to the Moskvich brand models.