Tesla has updated the UI for the service section in the Tesla app. Tesla has added your vehicle to the top of the page and now splits up service into two sections: Request and Resources.

At the top, Tesla now also includes the AI Assistant that can be used to answer specific questions about your vehicle, like how do I add more windshield wiper fluid, or "What are my active alerts?”

Tesla has long had a section in the Tesla app for Powerwall and Wall Connector release notes, however, they don’t get updated very often.

This section in the app has now been made native instead of linking to a web page.

To get to the release notes, you’ll need to navigate to the Home section (only available to customers with an Energy product) then go to Settings then My Home Info.

Tesla has updated several assets in the Tesla Energy section of the app that appear to be used for tutorials. There are now unique Home assets for homes with solar, solar and Powerwall and Powerwall 3.

Tesla appears ready to turn on Self-Driving Stats in the Tesla app. When sharing your stats, this image will be shared with your vehicle’s stats and a default message of: “Check out how much Full Self-Driving (Supervised) drives my Tesla Model 3.”

While this feature isn’t live in the app yet, we expect it to become available soon.

Tesla has updated the look of your Wall Connector details found under the home section of the Tesla app. Under Settings > Vehicle Charging, Tesla now displays each Wall Connector in a more elegant fashion.

More information is also listed for each Wall Connector, including an icon, status, vehicle access, charging mode, and serial number.

Tesla is adding a new tutorial for Powershare. Tesla’s updated Powershare feature lets you set a minimum charge level for your vehicle, which would turn off Powershare once the vehicle reaches that level. This prevents you from becoming stranded with a vehicle that has 0% charge.

The improved Powershare feature also lets your Cybertruck act as a Powerwall, not only letting it power your home, but also sell energy back to the grid when the cost is high, and recharge later when the cost is low.

After decompiling this app update, it appears Tesla plans to add a new Spring Festival Charging section to the Tesla app. This feature, similar to the year-in-review Charging Passport, is expected to appear in the Charging section of the Tesla app.

The feature will allow users to collect badges and be granted “unlocked routes,” but it’s not clear exactly what this will mean.

This feature does not appear to be tied to the upcoming loyalty rewards that were found in Tesla app update 4.54.0 and instead users will be able to earn various badges to share.

Some of the related phrases in this update include:

Collect all badges

My Unlocked Routes

No Unlocked Routes

SpringFestivalRouteMap