But if you speak about the handheld vaping machines, space will be your issue.
Also be aware that lithium batteries don't have a linear curve discharge. The fully charged litium batteries (eg.18650 model) will have 4.2v, then rapidly drop to 3.7v, then it will rather slowly drop to 3.3v (like from 95% to 10%) after that, the smart cells switch off (0V) to prevent damage, not smart cells will then drop rapidly to 2.7-something V
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v137/Tweek_CPF/18650_2400mAh.jpg
So using the voltmeter as charge indicator might be not the best idea.
If i would do a voltmeter i would possibly use a Attiny and discrete transistors to control the cathodes of the nixies, and of course multiplex them. The attiny could measure the voltage too, and a pwm pin could be used for hv generating (yes, inefficient)
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