New: buy a single Pre-Purchase Inspection report with a one-time payment, no subscription needed. Your first inspection is still free. Questions or problems? drivehubautos@drivehubautos.com

Fixes for slow connections and car scans. The Pre-Purchase Inspection verdict now waits longer and retries once if your signal drops, and keeps your results if it still cannot finish. If a fault-code scan fails, the report says the codes could not be read instead of showing no faults. Text follows your Text Size setting on more screens, and DriveHub now tells you if a trip, vehicle or emergency contact could not be saved. Questions or problems? drivehubautos@drivehubautos.com

Small fixes and a new way to reach us. The Help Center and Feedback now use our new support address, drivehubautos@drivehubautos.com. Questions, ideas or problems? Write to us. We read every message.

Automatic emergency alerts. When you press SOS, or a crash alert is not cancelled, contacts who accepted your invitation now get a text message with your location, even if you cannot tap Send. If an automatic text cannot be sent, DriveHub opens the usual message screen, and you can always send a message yourself as well. Availability varies by country and is not yet available for US numbers. Also new: delete a contact with a swipe, clear contacts who have not accepted in one tap, your location in every SOS message, and full Spanish and Portuguese support.

Car Health reads fault codes and live data from the vehicle through the user's own Bluetooth or Wi-Fi OBD-II adapter. It is read-only apart from the existing "clear engine codes" action, which asks for confirmation. Without an adapter the Car Health screen offers a "See a sample report" button and an adapter guide so you can see the feature without hardware. The first Car Health check is free; further checks require DriveHub Pro (StoreKit subscriptions). Safety recalls use the free public NHTSA recall database, looked up by the vehicle's make, model and year — no personal data is sent. Weekly check-in and service reminders are local notifications the user can switch off. AI explanations are advisory and say so. Account deletion (guideline 5.1.1(v)): Settings → Account → sign in with an email and password → "Delete Account" at the bottom of the account screen. It asks for the account password and a final confirmation, then deletes the account on our server and signs the user out.

Your car’s health, week after week. • See what changed: Car Health now compares each check with the last one — new problems, ones that came back, ones that are gone — and charts your battery voltage so a fading battery or alternator shows up early. • Weekly check-in: an optional reminder a week after each check. It’s a local notification; nothing leaves your phone. • Safety recalls: see recall notices issued for your vehicle and get a heads-up when a new one appears (US-market vehicles). • Car Health widget: your score, next service due and recalls on your Home Screen. • Smarter service reminders: DriveHub now estimates your odometer from your recorded trips and warns you before a logged service falls due, by distance as well as by date. • New to OBD? Open a sample report and the new adapter guide before you buy hardware. • Add Maintenance now has an odometer field. • Clearer plans: annual first, with the per-month price shown. Fixes • Vehicle years show as 2012, not 2,012. • New vehicles with no service history no longer show every service as due. • Recall lookups for cars with no recalls no longer show a connection error. • Report and layout polish.

Meet Car Health — the easiest way to know what's really going on with your car. • One tap checks every part of your car DriveHub can reach — engine, brakes (ABS), steering, climate, body and more — and measures your battery and charging. You get a plain-English list of what needs attention, what's worth watching, and what looks good. • Honest about its limits: parts that couldn't be read are listed, so a missing code is never mistaken for a healthy car. • Spots problems that never set a code — a weak battery, a charging system that isn't keeping up, overheating, or codes that were cleared recently. • Sees the big picture: several modules complaining at once while the voltage looks low is flagged as one electrical problem, not a dozen. • Tap any finding for an AI explanation tailored to your vehicle, and share a clear report with your mechanic. • New Battery & Charging Test walks you through resting, cranking and running voltage. • Better Toyota support: reads brakes, climate, instrument cluster and body modules, separating confirmed faults from past events. • Fuel level on cars that don't report it the standard way (many Toyotas): DriveHub can now find it and show it on your dashboard. • New tools under Service & Tools: Tire Pressure Finder, Fuel Level Finder and Mileage Finder. • Your first Car Health check is free; unlimited checks are part of DriveHub Pro. • Many fixes to reports and PDFs.

Health Scan now finds every module your car actually has. Module Discovery leads with a plain-English summary, detail on tap. Air suspension checks now include a real module scan. More accurate fault codes across more vehicles, and clearer results throughout. Plus reliability fixes from real-vehicle testing.

Improved the accuracy of AI-generated fault code explanations and vehicle reports — fixed cases where an uncommon fault code could be misdescribed, and added a confidence indicator to reports so you know when to double-check findings with a professional. Also fixed an actuator test that could incorrectly show a "possible fault" warning for a test your vehicle simply doesn't support.

Fixed an issue that could cause the app to unexpectedly quit while communicating with your OBD adapter — most noticeable when a command was slow to respond.

• New: share a fault code's AI diagnosis as a branded card to Instagram, TikTok, Messages, and more • General stability improvements

• More accurate AI diagnosis — fixed a data issue that could feed bad readings into reports • Fixed On-Board Monitor Test results not showing on some vehicles • PDF report exports are now faster and no longer freeze the app • Cleaner formatting in shared reports • General stability improvements

• Sync your vehicles across every device - sign in with a free DriveHub account and your vehicle list follows you, whether you're on your iPhone, iPad, or CarPlay. • Fixed tyre pressure (TPMS) readings that could show incorrect values on some vehicles. • Home screen widgets — check your vehicle's status at a glance, no need to open the app. • Crash detection improvements for faster, more reliable auto-SOS. • General bug fixes and stability improvements.

Accessibility & Polish • Full VoiceOver support across all screens — AI chat, emergency contacts, music controls, maintenance tracker, OBD diagnostics, trip details, onboarding, settings, and more • Guided calibration countdown for the Lean Angle Monitor (motorcycle riders) • Driving score grades now show A+ for top-tier scores (90–100) • Smarter speed limit display — follows your km/h or mph preference throughout • Bug fixes and performance improvements

- AI repair advisor now works for all users - no API key needed - Improved OBD adapter compatibility: Bluetooth LE, Classic BT & Wi-Fi adapters supported - Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Improved OBD-II adapter compatibility — broader support for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapters • Stability improvements to Bluetooth connection handling • Performance improvements and bug fixes

Fixed SOS emergency screen navigation, improved privacy manifest compliance, and enhanced app stability across HUD mode, CarPlay, and fatigue detection. Performance and security improvements throughout.

Bug fixes and improvements: • Fixed an issue where OBD diagnostic scans could time out on some adapters • Improved reliability of fault code scanning (DTC scan now completes consistently) • Added "Redeem Offer Code" option on the subscription screen • Performance improvements to live data polling

DriveHub now supports iOS 17 and later, making it available to many more iPhones. - Expanded device compatibility (previously required a much newer iOS version) - Performance and stability improvements to app launch - Minor bug fixes