For the EV Switch guru's

we looked. there's no cutout in the dash for an EV indicator. eventually when my husband isn't working late trying to get his car running again, we're going to pull the dash apart and try to rig something. but that won't happen till his car is working properly and it cools down outside...

 

if watching the consumption display it would be easy to know what mode you are in after you become acustomed to the car.

if you are in forced EV mode and got out of it, you will hear 3 beeps. also where would this inidicator be at?

i can see where all the lights are and i dont see anything but i could easily miss something that is small or around the speedometer area

 

i believe on the euro and japanese cars it's near the speedometer area. we looked there, very closely with a flashlight. there's no little area to put a lightbulb behind. but we did think of a place or 2 to put a makeshift indicator.

 

The problem is, the combination meter (thats the dash and speedometer lights) probably don't decode the EV status off the CAN.
But Atilla did decode the CAN data and found EV status, so an EV status circuit could be developed.

Its CAN code 529 byte 5. 00=normal (EV off), 40=EV mode, 80=EV Denied. Other codes seem to be EV cancelled.
Bit 7 of the first data byte is EV button pressed.