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The Tesla app puts owners in direct communication with their vehicles and energy products anytime, anywhere. With this app, you can:
- Check charging progress in real time and start or stop charging
- Heat or cool your car before driving – even if it's in a garage
- Lock or unlock from afar
- Locate your vehicle with directions or track its movement
- Send an address from your favorite apps to start navigation in your car
- Allow your passengers to quickly control media
- Flash lights or honk the horn to find your vehicle when parked
- Vent or close the panoramic roof
- Summon your vehicle out of your garage or a tight parking space (for vehicles with Autopilot)
- Update your vehicle software from wherever you are
- Engage with Powerwall: monitor how much energy is stored from solar, used by your home, or exported to the grid
- Download your solar production and battery usage data
Note: Powerwall features in this app require Powerwall 2
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Tesla App Comments & Reviews
Tesla Positive Reviews
The new charge stats feature is greatFor a while there wasn't a charging tab to see how much your charging cost at home and with the new update they have the feature to select your time of use plan with your electric company and it automatically sets the schedule for the days of week and even the season which is really nice! Now I can see how much it costs per night to charge at home during off-peak hours. Although I wish there was more detailed controls. For example the app tells me that my window is open, but doesnt say which window. The Tessie app can do this though, which is what I use more often than the official Tesla app. I can only set scheduled departure for "all-week" or "weekdays" there is no "custom" tab to set the days where you actually work... I'm glad they added automations to the shortcut app on iOS. But still, this app is meant to be more simple, and made for Monitoring rather than data harvesting. If you are a data geek and need more practicality and functionality over charging schedules and location automations, I recommend the Tessie app premium version..Version: 4.33.5
The app is useful and convenient but needs moreThe Tesla app is useful and convenient for owners given that it is heavily integrated into the daily use of the vehicle. However, it needs additional features, such as: — Allow users to remotely monitor their active supercharge session on the app by showing the cost estimate that is visible in the on the in-vehicle screen while charging (this would allow users can see what they are spending when away from the vehicle as it charges) — Provide added information in the supercharge location system (on app and in-vehicle) such as the property that the superchargers are located on (i.e. Wawa, Sheetz) Currently, users have to Google the address to find information on where the superchargers are located to better decide if that’s the location they want to stop at on their roadtrip — The MY battery seems to drain faster when the app is left open on the iPhone running in the background compared to force quitting it until I want to drive the car. It would be great if something could be done to improve the overall vehicle energy/battery management while the app is running in the background to better maintain the battery level.Version: 4.23.2
Glaring bug still not fixed after 5 updates and numerous reportsI love my TM3 more than any other material object I’ve owned, but the support us lacking. There are no avenues for several types of support. I’ve reached out everywhere I can think of and phone support said to write a review here MIGHT be read. WILL THE USSUE BELOW EVER BE RESOLVED? Thanks. Ever since iOS app version 4.8.0. You can no longer see how many estimated miles of range you will have as you adjust the charge limit slider. This data point is absolutely crucial for planning trips. You can see your current estimated range and you can set a charge percentage limit, but you cannot see how many estimated miles that charge limit will yield. This bug is driving me and several other owners nuts. It has been reported over the phone, via chat, on Twitter, etc., but with little to no response. There have. Even 4 more app updates se then. Is there a fix planned? This is a critical piece of information lol obviously it would be useful to know what kind of range you will have in order to set it accordingly. Is there a fix planned?.Version: 4.10.0
Multiple Teslas same appThis is an updated review from almost 2 years ago. This app used to have serious issues. It didn’t help I already had a negative view of Tesla altogether after purchasing a model that did not work properly and my local Pensacola service center would do nothing about it. However with that issue aside I’ve decided to give an honest opinion. Over the last year they put a lot of work into the app and into the car tech itself and I must say I’m really impressed. Everything works a little better and it is much more fluid. I hope they continue the updates and efforts. Now if they could only fix the Pensacola Florida Tesla service center I would be so happy. Whenever I have an issue I either tow my vehicle or I drive 1250 miles to the council Bluffs Iowa location for service that is absolutely amazing. They’ve taught me how to use the app better and a lot of other things that aren’t expected of them but they do it anyways to keep their customers and clients happy..Version: 4.40.1
Solar Time of Use Schedule Still not good enoughI use the Tesla App to control my solar and powerwalls. I’m quite happy with the app except for two things: 1) storm watch doesn’t seem to work and 2) time of use price schedule adjust. Storm watch doesn’t seem to trigger when in a sever storm watch anymore. This wasn’t a problem until recently. My electric provider has a setup that is not accommodated by the existing price schedule when using time based control. We’re in the fall billing schedule and that means that prices are high from 6-8am and then are lower until 3pm to 8pm. The price schedule doesn’t currently support separated windows and I can only represent this higher price schedule in the morning by using a price shoulder (which is not accurate and leads to unnecessary battery use on during the day on rainy days. I would like to ask for a more flexible price schedule ability so that I can properly inform the equipment on best times based on price. We only have two priced to accommodate; peak and off-peak. It’s only the time setup that I would need changed..Version: 3.10.8
Superchargers are missing in the app, huge problemI used to be a Tesla owner. Traded it for a lightning as I needed a truck. I loved the supercharger network so the subscription was a no brainer. However, there’s a big issue. The only way to activate a supercharger for a non-Tesla is to do so in the app. In Colorado, there’s at least three major superchargers that are missing, two of which are in rural areas and are crucial for long distance trips. These are in Brush and Limon, CO. If it’s not in the app, you can’t use the charger. Contacting anyone about this is near impossible. The Tesla support said they have no idea what to do and they even confirmed the issue. These show on the find a supercharger website by Tesla, but are simply missing in the app. So they submitted “feedback”. This is a major waste of a subscription, for non-Tesla EV owners. So be very cautious before thinking you can rely on the superchargers. Make sure they are in the app before committing to the membership or the drive. This almost cost us greatly on a longer trip..Version: 4.34.5
App is…. OkaySo this app looks GREAT, but it’s missing some big features. - 1. Interactive widgets. I shouldn’t have to open the app to use a widget. - 2. We need to see a lot more inside the app, such as drive details like your recent trips, battery health, etc. It would also be nice to be able to link driving data to mile tracking apps for work purposes. - 3. Being able to view security footage from your phone is also a necessity. - 4. With the outside speakers, it would be nice to able to access them from your phone to tell someone to stop if they were breaking in, or to even say something from inside your car to people outside your car. Some people would want to abuse this I know, but the good use cases would be awesome! - 5. Emergency power. I know the car is not designed for it yet, but we really need to be able to use the cars battery to power our house etc in case of emergency. - 6. The ability to start a light show from the app, and have the ability for the car to automatically create a light show just by you choosing a song for it to dance to. THIS WOULD BE AWESOME!!!.Version: 4.37.1
Excellent ApoThis app performs so many functions for my car. My wife has a Ford expedition and it also has an app which doesn’t even come close. I depend on my Tesla app for so many different things related to the car. Certainly, it’s the key, which is the number one thing, but for charging heating up the car in the winter, cooling it down in the summer before I get into it being able to summons the car to me, really nothing is even close in the automotive industry. Also being able to review the cameras remotely on the car is parked in a parking structure being able to start the charging at the airport. When my plane is getting close, the use cases are many, the app always works and never crashes. Some items are features are hard to find until you play around with the app and swipe here in there, i.e. there’s a referral program banner at the top. I couldn’t figure out how to get rid of it but then I swiped it left and was able to remove it..Version: 4.39.6
Super buggyI like the concept of the app but it’s just so buggy. Lately I’ve had major issues with the navigation. Most of the time I can’t navigate from the phone without restarting the app a bunch of times before it’ll even bring up the navigation bar in the maps. And when I finally get it to show up, it will bug out when I search a location/address, when I chose a location, or when it brings up the map. What’s the point of navigating me with the map, but losing all the reliant information like distance, time, and charging locations and time. So I’ll have to spend another 15-20 force closing and reopening the app hoping the Navi will work just long enough to get an idea about my upcoming trip. I also wish I could start preconditioning the battery from my hotel room so that it will be ready to charge when I’m ready to get back on the road as I chose hotels near superchargers. There are so many things that could be improved. If only the software engineers work on this app were also using the app themselves, they’d know what a pain in the @.. it is..Version: 4.33.5
Great app, keeps getting betterTesla keeps improving my driving and car management experience regularly, through this app. Being able to adjust and readjust the climate remotely from my phone, including individual seat heaters, defrost, cabin temp, has been great this winter. Being able to remotely open the two trunks and charging port, flash lights and horn, etc., is nice to have when you want it. Being able to schedule a service appt, control the charging sched, map out nearest superchargers, and find pretty precisely where my car is at the exact moment, is really convenient. Only issue is the time it takes to “wake up” (connect from the app to the car), while it is only less than a minute, takes longer than I would like. When I’m standing in my house next to the router and the car is 20 feet away, also on the router, I would think it would be almost instantaneous. Would really, really like to be able to remotely activate any/all cameras and see the view from my phone. Thanks, Tesla!.Version: 3.8.2
Good functionality for the most part, but mileage estimations always offWhen typing in travel from one point to another, Tesla estimates the miles or battery left over upon reaching the stated destination. This is vitally important of course, so one does not run out of charge and become stranded. In my 2022 Model 3, the estimations are off 100% of the time, and always off on short side. Example - traveling from point A to B will result in me arriving with 15% battery left. But in reality, this estimation is full on bogus 100% of the time, and I will constantly either arrive with very little battery left or in some cases it’s so incredibly off that I will need to find a place to charge in the middle just so I can make it to my destination. My driving style is not aggressive either. Why the constant misrepresentation? Why not provide honest, real-world estimations that could actually be useful rather than detrimental? I mostly like the Tesla experience, but this part desperately needs to change. Thank you for your consideration..Version: 4.21.0
Great App, But a Few Tweaks Would Make It Even BetterThe Tesla app is incredibly seamless and user friendly. Everything is well packaged, making it easy to navigate and access key features. I love how intuitive the interface is, and overall, it enhances the Tesla experience. That said, there are a few minor improvements that could make it even better: 1. Seat Heaters & Heated Steering Wheel – It would be great to have an option to enable seat heaters, cooled seats, and the heated steering wheel without having to turn on Climate and then turn it off again. Being able to access these features independently would improve convenience. 2. Wiper Service Mode (Winter Use) – A remote option to enable wiper service mode would be helpful for winter conditions. This would allow users to lift their wipers for easier windshield defrosting without having to pre-set it before exiting the car. 3. Tesla App Notification – When closing the app on Apple devices, a persistent pop-up appears saying something like ‘Keep the Tesla app open for best efficiency.’ It would be great to have an option to disable this, as it can be quite annoying. 4. Purple Dot on 2024 Model 3 LR AWD Tires – There is a small purple dot that appears on one of the tires in the app, and while minor, it’s visually distracting. Removing or adjusting this would improve the UI experience. Overall, the app is fantastic, but these small tweaks would make it even more user-friendly!.Version: 4.42.5
A good app butI think the app has potential but the user experience is severely lacking. 1. There are no descriptions to anything so the only way to find out what something does is to click it and see what happens. I shouldn’t have to Google everything like this. 2. There doesn’t seem to be a “just turn it off” button that locks the doors, rolls the windows up and turns off the AC. I’ve had to do it all manually. 3. It’s hard to distinguish what is a button vs what a list item with sub menus. 4. Not a lot of stats about your vehicle at all. Can’t really tell anything beyond the PSI and that was a bit tricky to find. 5. Video audio won’t play unless you take your phone off silent/vibrate mode. I had to Google this to figure it out. 6. The app itself doesn’t really provide much of anything really. There seems to have been more thought out into the store section than the app itself. 7. My wife also has the app and can honk the horn while I’m signed in as the profile using it about to drive around. She was about 15 miles away. There should be limitations to this..Version: 4.22.5
Better than any other app for other brands.See many complaints about the app and Elon. I’m no Elon fan per se’, but objectively I think people forget, and maybe can answer this, what app does any other car maker have that is anything close to Tesla? None. My BMW app does like 3 things. It’s garbage. I’ve had pretty much a 99% positive experience with the app. Things just work and new features have been rolled out the last 18months that we didn’t have. Like remote camera viewing which requires premium connectivity subscription. Plus a host of other improvements. Yeah they aren’t perfect, but they are still literally miles ahead of any competition for the App and technology in the electric car market. The 400k cars a quarter they are producing and selling should be evidence enough. But this is the App Store and people love to hate. Good luck to you. Kia has some interesting electric cars, maybe that is more up your alley? The app is trash for that brand. Look it up..Version: 4.16.1
Suggestions for making charging cheaper/cleanerI am on a variable day-ahead hourly rate plan with my electric utility. I prefer to buy more electricity during selected hours when it is cheaper. In Illinois this is typically when wind is blowing at night, but obviously this varies from day to day. Cheaper electricity also tends to be cleaner electricity. It would be nice if I could set two state of charge levels, a minimum charge level and a maximum charge level and have the app/car automatically (i.e. using a pricing arbitrage-like strategy) select the hours for charging that minimize electricity cost subject to the above charge level constraints. During cold weather, this strategy would ideally also take into account losses from battery heating. Finally, it would be nice to have away to just heat the battery without heating the cabin. While heating the battery uses energy, it also enables regenerative braking which help to recoup some of that energy loss while greatly reducing brake wear..Version: 4.5.1
I don’t have any problems that these others areMy experience has been great with no occurrences of issues that others leaving bad reviews mention. I think it is very device and location specific, meaning phone make/model, cell tower connectivity between phone and vehicle, WiFi/internet service (if involved in the connection equation), and potentially needing to reset the mobile phone altogether. Specifically, I have never had username/password/logout issues, so it can’t be the app is poor or my experience would be consistent with theirs. Coming from a Camry XLE and the Toyota Entune app (which is a total joke and worthless piece of crap that literally makes you type username/password EVERY time and no option of TouchID) the Tesla app is used DAILY almost hourly, whereas I would open Entune once a month to see if it had actually become useful or even worked yet. (It never became useful or worked). For the one user who mentioned they wish it would have Siri or other automation, just buy the “RemoteS” app in the App Store. You can create Siri shortcuts and literally tell your car what to do. Tesla shouldn’t be the sole developer of mobile app enhancements, just core functions. They just need to provide the capability and documentation for developers to access core functions, which they have done and are available on the web. Learn development or start a campaign to acquire the development. Otherwise use the feature request function in the car..Version: 3.6.0
The Gold StandardThe Tesla app sets the benchmark for electric vehicle apps, offering an unmatched combination of functionality, innovation, and user-friendly design. Its seamless integration with Tesla vehicles provides a level of convenience and control that is unrivaled in the EV industry. From unlocking your car to starting it remotely, the app offers full control at your fingertips. Features like live vehicle location tracking, climate control, and charging management ensure you’re always connected and in command. The ability to precondition the cabin or monitor energy usage directly from your phone showcases Tesla’s commitment to user experience and efficiency. The app’s intuitive interface makes complex tasks simple, such as scheduling service appointments, accessing software updates, or even summoning your car with Smart Summon. Additionally, Tesla continues to enhance its app through over-the-air updates, constantly improving its functionality and introducing new features. What truly sets the Tesla app apart is how it integrates into the broader Tesla ecosystem, including solar panels, Powerwall, and energy monitoring. This makes it not just a car app but a hub for sustainable living. For Tesla owners, this app isn’t just a companion—it’s an extension of the vehicle itself. In an increasingly competitive EV market, the Tesla app remains the gold standard, delivering a combination of simplicity, innovation, and utility that others aspire to match..Version: 4.41.0
Quite good, UI needs a bit of polishI founded a Mac publishing firm back in the 80’s when Apple would give UI advice to developers to help standardize the way common Ui elements were handled. So perhaps I’m a bit sensitive to small UI inconsistencies. For example, if you set a charging schedule, the app won’t tell you when your current charging session will end. Instead, it tells you when the charging window will close. If you want to know when you can hit the road, you need to disable scheduling, flip back to the main display, wait, read when your car will be fully charged, flip back to reenable scheduling. All of that could be eliminated if the main display said: Will reach X% in Y hrs:min. Charging window closesat Z pm. Other areas have ambiguous icons that toggle between grey and white to indicate on/off but what On or Off means is unclear without looking at the car. Does On mean the windows are closed or vented? In that particular case, using two icons to indicate state or better yet, animating the icons when the windows open and close would eliminate the ambiguity. Another area that could be improved would be to migrate more elements from the car to the app. For example, being able to see the trip data in the app instead of just the car seems arbitrary. Three are all minor quibbles and perhaps Tesla doesn’t have the bandwidth to polish the app. It’s a good app as is..Version: 4.42.0
Buggy version for powerwallPlease correct this last update. Power failure notifications are not being sent. This is critical in our area due to the many outages we are experiencing. Power failures updates are now being received since I upgraded to iOS 15. The power failure history is once again in the app and no need to reinstall it since the iOS upgrade. If iOS was required it should had been advised so as not to upgrade to this app version. The history of power failures is still only to one year back whereas on the old app it was since the initial installation of the Powerwall, if needed be please provide an option to be stored in the phone as an option to downloading the data manually. I also agree with some users that the font used to report the Energy is too small. The graphing also should allow to add the sun, house, powerwall or grid without having to click on a button, it should be as it was on the prior version. Last the screen background could be allowed to be set to a lighter color..Version: 4.2.0
Don’t believe the liesAll these people claiming 1star reviews and all the problems… I genuinely question the honesty of some of those reviews. We have 2 Teslas and I forget the issue, it was minor, but we only ever had one problem involving the app and it turned out to be because my app version was out of date. As soon as I went into the App Store and updated, it worked perfectly and has ever since. That was a ME issue, not a Tesla issue. Say what you want about Musk’s politics, but don’t be deceived, his opinions don’t affect the quality of this product. I’ve owned numerous cars and challenge anyone to list a better auto manufacturers app, because you won’t find one. And let’s face it, you’re either downloading this app because you just bought a Tesla, or because you bought an inferior EV and can’t stand the terrible charging network so here you are trying to use Tesla’s instead..Version: 4.43.5
Scheduled Departure Doesn’t WorkI like the app, but as other reviews stated there is no support. I am forced to do a review in hopes of getting support for my issue. Specifically, scheduled departure doesn’t work as expected. For example, I listed 8am on weekdays as my scheduled departure with off peak hours ending at the same time. Yet on Fridays (a weekday) it charges at any time including during peak electricity hours. Also, if you enter the actual off peak end time (i.e. 2pm) with a departure time of 8am, the car will start charging if I plug it in at 3pm. The logic is extremely fickle and confusing. Bottom line, when you enter a scheduled departure, it should wait to charge such that charging completes right before your departure, period! If you add off peak electricity, it should still do the same thing, while also avoiding peak time. To do this it needs to know the start and end times for peak electricity rates. Just that simple..Version: 4.20.69
Few things…I find the app not exactly intuitive. Few suggestions: 1. When you click on the car, take it to the “control” view. It’s what a user would expect instead of going to the menu. 2. Why is the open frunk on the front plate of the iPhone widget ? I would say I never use it. I would rather see the “ open TRUNK” button there. I use it more frequently. 3. Navigation: I’m so used to Google nav that it’s hard to go back to something less convenient. When I enter the trip and want to search for information on place along the way I would like to see the bubbles of each place numbered or something so I can see on the map where each place is so I can choose the address. Makes trip planning harder. 4. Snow mode - that would not allow the car to accelerate rapidly to avoid sliding. It’s pretty solid but I mean the acceleration on the straight steer from 30 to 50. It would reduce the speed by 10mph from the speed limit to keep it safe. The car may obtain the info from the cameras, outside Temperature and even a weather forecast. 5. Weather forecast. Where is the feature in the cars menu ? It would be cool to have an app there showing current weather. After all depending on driving conditions the driver would be able to select proper steering mode. Even get a recommended mode (suggested for safety) Don’t wanna get to more details but hopefully someone will get the point. Developers could use that feedback I hope..Version: 4.28.2
Tesla app is greatThe Tesla app is simply phenomenal and enhances the ownership experience in ways I didn’t even think were possible. The intuitive interface makes it easy to monitor and control my Tesla remotely, whether it’s preheating the car on a cold morning or scheduling a charging session to take advantage of off-peak rates. Features like live location tracking, the ability to send navigation directions to the car, and software update notifications are incredibly convenient. The app even integrates with my home energy system seamlessly, helping me manage my Powerwall and energy usage effortlessly. The connection is reliable, and updates consistently bring new functionality and improvements. Tesla truly knows how to make the app as innovative as their vehicles. Highly recommend for any Tesla owner—this app takes the driving experience to the next level!.Version: 4.41.0
Expected more from TeslaSo many great things about driving a Tesla, but there are some features that makes one wonder if there are development processes are in place or if it’s random. 1) Why do I have more control over scheduling days/times to run my robot vacuum cleaner, than to precondition my car? You can only set the time of precondition when you’re AT the location of that time: and only for weekdays or everyday - stop trying to think for people and give us proper controls 2) Of all the alerts given, why is there no alert for “car not charging” which is critical if you plan to use your car to drive somewhere. ****Update: last night 1st time app notified that charging stopped. And did again tonight- seems like if the car is hot from highway and garage is already 120 degrees, it won’t charge. Thank you!****WISH LIST: can we get a “precondition now” button with a notice when it’s at the desired temperature. Does everyone leave the house at the same time everyday..Version: 4.11.2
Audible alarm when superchargingTesla thought of so many useful things in the app; I use them continually. It could be one notch better: my 7.5 yr old “S” has started to lose a bit of battery and I try to manage carefully the supercharging. 80% is currently at 200 miles. Yesterday, it hit 195 and I was charged for not moving the car. If there is a grace period of 5 minutes, my 80% mark is a moving target and efficiency is suffering as is my wallet. Obviously, I learned to set charge to 100% so as to avoid this trap next time. Why isn’t there an audible alarm on my phone when the Supercharger thinks I am at 80%? The text notices arrive intermittenly so can’t count on them. I had arrived back at car and was literally preparing to be ready once it hit 200…This reality of creeping lower charge levels creates a no win for the user. How about it Tesla? Audible charge alarm when at 75% or equivalent?.Version: 4.27.1
Lack of Apple watch supportThe iphone app works great. Tesla clearly has a huge software development engineers. Why, then, is Tesla behind competition by continuing to ignore the Apple Watch users? I am disabled andthe easier it is for me to pop a trunk or lock a door, the better. Siri's touch accomodations and accessibility services are amazing and they work best ACROSS Apple devices. I used to be able to open my Ford hatch with a kick of a foot. I knew Tesla didn’t have that feature but it certainly could do even better by allowing users to users to activate the watche's Siri assistant and execute custom commands such as "Siri, please set car temp to 72 degress." Siri, please open the trunk of my Model y (insert custom name)." By working with the watch, I don't need to put things down and on the ground to grab my phone to do these things. Siri has voice recognition and, as a user, I am willing to waive risks associated with setting certain commands via my voice on my watch. Tesla.... Please do better..Version: 4.27.3
Heavy background activity and battery use even with “Background App Refresh” offI’m a new Model 3 owner, and have been using this app for a 8 days. I like the convenience of the effortless lock/unlock functionality the Phone Key option offers. The ability to control so many of the car’s features remotely is great too. But something seems a bit off with this app’s background activity. At default settings in iOS 11, it used 11% of my iPhone 7’s very healthy battery (97% max charge from new, replaced by Apple earlier this year) in the first 10 hours I had the car, and there were almost 2 hours of background activity that day. And that was with spending 4 of those 10 hours in the car. I’ve since turned off Background App Refresh, and it’s helped decrease the battery usage to about 4-5% per day. I use it a few times per day for keyless entry and maybe once per day for remote climate adjustment. But even with that setting change, it’s still had 8+ more hours of background activity in the past 7 days. I’ve written to Tesla Support to try and get details of the heavy battery use and reason for so much background activity, but haven’t heard back yet. The app does offer a location tracking feature for the car, so I would guess that’s the main drain? It also offers notifications for car-related alerts. Hopefully they can optimize things further, as other than the heavy battery drain this app is great!.Version: 3.4.4
In Elon we trust.If you own a Tesla, this app is indispensable. It seamlessly integrates with your car, providing control at your fingertips. From adjusting the climate before you step in, to monitoring your vehicle's charge status, or even summoning your car in a parking lot, the functionality is both intuitive and comprehensive. The real-time updates on vehicle performance and energy consumption are particularly useful for optimizing your driving experience. The interface is sleek, echoing the design ethos of Tesla vehicles, making navigation a breeze. However, I'd love to see more features like advanced traffic communication between Tesla vehicles for real-time traffic updates. Overall, for Tesla enthusiasts, this app enhances the ownership experience, making it not just a car, but a smart, connected lifestyle choice. Highly recommended!.Version: 4.41.0
NEEDED - One cold weather tweakIt take 5-10x longer to heat the batteries than it does to heat the cabin. There should be a “Pre-condition Batteries Only” feature, that a user could activate, well in advance of using the vehicle. Then the first 15-20 minutes wouldn’t be spent driving with significantly reduced power/re-gen..Version: 3.3.1
Add support for Apple WatchIt would be great if we could use our Apple Watch as a key. There are lots of 3rd party apps for that but that’s super sketchy and insecure. If my phone’s battery is dead, my watch would be a great fallback key..Version: 3.10.9
Needs improvementI wish you could see if windows are down. I also love to activate the heated seat, steering wheel, side mirrors from the app..Version: 3.2.0
Charge PercentageWhy can’t the charge percentage be something you manually type in to get a more accurate power supply, rather than a slider?.Version: 4.19.0
Generate Virtual NFC Card in Apple WalletThe BLE keyless entry suffers occasional malfunction. It will be painful if your car is parked in an enclosed structure where most signals are attenuated..Version: 4.9.0
Suggestions for Tesla App Improvement for better experience1. Enable option to warm up battery only with live status time and percentage 2. Enable direct access to live camera to take pictures, video with sound and download or playback 24x7 recording 3. Allow drivers to select alternate route or customize route eg. avoid highway, arrive by specific time, select specific charging stations, etc. 4. Add features to navigation app to report accidents, stalled vehicles, road closures, police cars, etc. 5. Improve app to update driver and vehicle settings without getting into the car, report incorrect speed signs, speeding cameras, etc..Version: 4.41.0
More controls would be greatWould love maximum control of the settings through the app. That would be great. More charging scheduling control such as having the car timed best as possible for x% by a certain time (understanding charging variances may not allow a perfect timing)..Version: 4.38.0
Climate temp and ON/OFF options missingAfter recent update, climate setting in app is missing temperature selection and ON/OFF buttons..Version: 4.31.5
New bugsClimate control bug is fixed. But the supercharger rate/information and send to car portion is now missing. Only seem to work if I completely close the app and reopen..Version: 4.32.0
App update removed widgetThe newest update had a blank, white widget. Nothing could be seen or controlled until you open the app...must ensure you have the most current phone update to run it properly. Since the iphone update was recent, it should not prevent the widget from functioning. Developers of this app need to ensure functionality works with the most current and previous iOS version when updating their app..Version: 4.27.3
Kind of coolIt’s a good start but not there yet. We also need a Apple Watch app.Version: 4.20.69
Tesla is the best.I have a Tesla they are expensive but the best and Tesla’s are good for the environment..Version: 3.10.5
Key cardMaybe we can ad key card to wallet would be great.Version: 4.41.0
Fantastic Control of Model 3Love these iPhone & Apple Watch Apps for our car..Version: 4.41.0
⌚️⌚️⌚️ watchOS 8 compatibility ⌚️⌚️⌚️We need Please, make your aplication for apple watch compatible to watchOS 8 or higher. Not only for the last one (watchOS 11). The others apps using watchOS 8 or higher already working with our watchs and cars. Thanks in advance for your understanding and to continue to improve your products for most people. Thanks / MERCI.Version: 4.41.0
Improves regularlyOwn 2019 model 3 since 2019. Experienced consistent improvements and new features in the app to match the car’s software improvements. Amazing tech, allows me to copy my settings for my home vehicle, to a tesla rental I had or when driving my father in laws car..Version: 4.41.0
Next gen tech, more features than most people knowIt’s more feature rich than people realize, for example I can just say “hey SIRI, open Tesla trunk” and it pops open — 100% hands free. I love the SIRI integration in addition to all of the better known features like phone key, remote viewing, various settings, actually smart summon, etc..Version: 4.41.0
Welcome to the futureAll other vehicle platforms seem archaic compared to my Tesla. What other vehicle can drive itself, be perfectly warm or cool when I want to drive it in the morning, literally drive to me without a driver when I summon it. It just gets better with every free update. No other company on earth comes remotely close. Just go get a Tesla already!.Version: 4.41.0
Keeps getting betterMost updates have pleasant surprises. Checking every few days for new versions..Version: 4.41.0
So awesomeFull control of my car. Smooth car key and features for my Cyber truck. And always getting new updates with new and exciting things..Version: 4.41.0
Best vehicle appThis app is better then anything any car maker offers, Tesla rules, For cold weather we do need a way to precondition well in advance. If I just heat up the cabin it starts pre conditioning but on a 20km drive it’s still not heated by the time reach my destination..Version: 4.41.0
Great appEasy to use, super easy to unlock the car. And actual smart summon is amazing..Version: 4.41.0
It just works!I could never go back to driving a non Tesla vehicle..Version: 4.41.0
Best car app EVER!!!It always works and is so far ahead of the competition!! 10 out of 10!.Version: 4.41.0
Best in the industryConstantly improving.Version: 4.41.0
Wonderful appThe Tesla app is a standout for its seamless integration and control over Tesla vehicles, offering an unparalleled user experience. It allows owners to manage nearly every aspect of their car remotely, from checking charging progress in real-time to pre-conditioning the cabin for comfort. The app's interface is intuitive, enabling users to lock or unlock their car, locate the vehicle, and even start navigation directly from their smartphone. Features like the ability to schedule charging or preconditioning add layers of convenience, making daily use of the car more efficient. Additionally, the app supports robust security features like Sentry Mode, providing peace of mind with notifications and video access. The Tesla app's design and functionality have set a high bar for what vehicle control apps can achieve, making it an essential tool for Tesla owners..Version: 4.41.0
Works greatEverything works perfect.Version: 4.41.0
User friendly and functional appBest car app I’ve used. Smooth and easy to use. Connects quickly to the car..Version: 4.41.0
Great companion to my carProbably one of the best apps in terms of layout and user experience I’ve ever used. Is a great add-on to the Tesla experience..Version: 4.41.0
Great workAlways new features being added. Works flawlessly. Thanks Tesla team for the great work..Version: 4.41.0
Works greatWorks reliably, love checking the details of a charge or PSI for tires on the go..Version: 4.41.0
So goodThe Tesla app is so good. I use it several times a day to warm up or cool down the car before driving, open the trunk before walking up to it with groceries, etc. The new Watch function and widget is awesome! Nothing compares to Tesla! I’ve tried to buy another vehicle but keep coming back. Owner since 2014 having owned all models. Would buy again for sure..Version: 4.41.0
It keeps getting betterJust like the vehicles, the app is also getting better and better. Great work team.Version: 4.41.0
A game changing appThe Tesla car application is nothing short of revolutionary. It brings unmatched convenience and control to my driving experience, elevating it far beyond what I’ve experienced with any other vehicle. The app’s seamless integration allows me to open windows, heat the seats, and even schedule charging and departure times, ensuring my car is always ready when I am. One of the standout features is the security video access, which gives me peace of mind by letting me check on my car anytime, anywhere. Tesla has clearly thought of every detail, delivering an intuitive interface that’s easy to navigate and packed with features that simplify my life. Whether I’m optimizing my charging schedule to save on electricity costs or enjoying the luxury of pre-warmed seats on a chilly morning, this app makes owning a Tesla an experience that feels straight out of the future. For anyone considering a Tesla, the app is a huge selling point. It’s not just an addition—it’s an essential part of the ownership experience, and it’s one more reason I love my Tesla!.Version: 4.41.0
Best app for EVsAll the features. You can do everything on the app. Great job.Version: 4.41.0
Love the functionality!!!Best app ever, so many features and so convenient. nothing compares to it!!!!.Version: 4.41.0
So easyThe easiest and best ev app!.Version: 4.41.0
Best car app so far!While other car manufacturers are trying to catch up, nothing comes close to Tesla's app..Version: 4.41.0
Best appOne of the best apps , not just for cars but in general , house , solar , car … amazing.Version: 4.41.0
Top ShelfAlways refined and the best in the game!.Version: 4.41.0
Incredible app and even better carsLooking at the competition (Rivian, ford, etc) I am SO happy that I got a Tesla. I love the tech inside of the car, each app update brings new features. Well done.Version: 4.41.0
It just works!So many incredible features, it does really just get better and better . Similar how iOS and iPhone work in hand as the software and the hardware are designed and injured by the same company..Version: 4.41.0
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