On my Levo S-Works 2019 with original Butchers 2.6 I have these:
Mudhugger Long Front Fender
It fits perfectly and covers the motor area too.
A picture taken from underneath:
Interesting is there mapping capability with this installed?
Yes. I use the screen shown before, a screen with OpenMTB-map and an elevations-screen. But you can also set up more screens. I switch between the screens with the remote on the handlebar. (It‘s a Garmin Edge 1030)
Edit:
now I‘m not...
The entire display, except for the upper ebike field, is created with the IQ-Datafield DIY (design it yourself) by easuvorov.
DIY Data Field (public beta)
If you are interested - pm me - I‘ve created a guidance-pdf.
Do not use e-bike sensor.
Search for the combined speed/cadence sensor. Your Levo should be found and transmit speed and cadence.
No problem to use Mission Control while your phone is connected to your Edge, too.
Edit:
I don‘t know if your Edge Explore is capable to connect to a power-sensor...
Question to @Specialized Rider Care :
With the setting 20/100 I’ll get a 20% support of the motor, which is about 0.8 times the rider-power.
If I ride with 100 Watt the motor gives me another 80 Watt.
Is there a rider power limit above which there is no additional motor support? And I don't...
Don‘t use Spesh-datafield or Garmin‘s Ebike field!
Simply connect your Levo as power-sensor and speed-sensor. Now you‘ll get Speed, Power and Cadence.
To get Levo‘s battery level and assist-mode install IQ-Ebike field by Jan Capek.
Ebike Field
I love my Garmin Edge 1030. If one likes a smaller device more go for Edge 830 or 530.
They all are fully compatible with Spesh-TCU ANT+ sensor informations.
That must be new to the 2020 Levos.
The black parts of my 2019 S-Works Levo are just black - no really visible carbon-pattern or -cluster.
But I don‘t think it‘s a black paint. Looks quite natural...
Maybe you should do a fixed standard tour of about 10km with some elevation gain twice and compare the real Wh-consumption motor-current-measured and the calculated Wh-consumption via battery-depletion.
You’ve said BLEvo calculates this values as a result of battery depletion.
So, it is the same way of calculation I did.
And yes - although your settings are higher than mine (10/30 - 30/60 - 60/100) - the Wh-consumption seems to be too high.
If I do kind of fun-ride - mainly using Trail (30/60)...