
Konstantin Schubert developed a new vehicle API charger type with geofencing for the evcc-io/evcc repository, enabling charging control based on vehicle location and integrating support for retrieving VW ID parking position data. He approached this by leveraging Go for backend development and YAML for configuration, focusing on seamless API and device integration. Additionally, he addressed inaccuracies in energy forecast tax and cost calculations by updating the API URI to handle zero VAT and fixed costs, improving the reliability of cost estimation. His work demonstrated depth in backend engineering and careful attention to detail in both feature delivery and bug resolution.
September 2025 monthly summary for evcc-io/evcc: Focused delivery of vehicle integration features and forecast accuracy fixes. Highlights include a new vehicle-api charger type with geofencing and VW ID parking data, and a fix to energy forecast tax/cost calculations to ensure zero VAT and fixed_cost handling.
September 2025 monthly summary for evcc-io/evcc: Focused delivery of vehicle integration features and forecast accuracy fixes. Highlights include a new vehicle-api charger type with geofencing and VW ID parking data, and a fix to energy forecast tax/cost calculations to ensure zero VAT and fixed_cost handling.

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