Stats for Tesla | What's New

What’s New (v6.2.47)

Direct Siri Vehicle Control

On iOS 27, you can check and control your Tesla with short, natural Siri requests, even when Stats is not on screen.
Ask for vehicle status, start climate preconditioning, vent or close the windows, lock or unlock the car, or open the trunk or frunk.
Use your vehicle's name, or say "my car," "my Tesla," or "the car" when you have one vehicle.
Siri understands several variations using "in Stats," "with Stats," or "using Stats," so you do not need to memorize one exact phrase.
Stats also has another Siri integration for more complex natural-language commands. Invoke it by saying "Siri, ask Stats," then describe what you want the car to do.
Unlocking, moving windows, and opening the trunk or frunk require confirmation before the command runs.

Ask Siri with Stats

“Check Gizmo in Stats”

“Precondition Gizmo with Stats”

“Close windows for Gizmo with Stats”

“Unlock Gizmo with Stats”

“Pop the trunk on Gizmo with Stats”

“Pop the frunk on Gizmo with Stats”

Complex natural-language commands Stats also has another Siri integration for more complex requests. Say “Siri, ask Stats,” then try: “Set the temperature for Gizmo to 72 if the inside temperature is higher than 85”

What’s New (v6.2.46)

Weather Card

The new weather card on the main screen shows current conditions and today’s forecast at a glance.
See the current temperature, today’s high and low, and the chance of precipitation for your location.
A mini temperature graph shows how the temperature will change through the rest of the day.
The card features AI-generated weather artwork that matches the forecast, with a time-of-day sky fallback when artwork isn’t available.

What’s New (v6.2.46)

Rain-Aware Window Closure

Stats now watches the hourly forecast and closes the car windows automatically when rain or snow is expected within the next two hours.
The feature acts only when the car is parked, locked, and unoccupied, and re-verifies the car’s state before closing anything.
While precipitation is approaching, Smart Venting is paused so the windows don’t open moments after they close.

Tesla in the rain — Stats closes the windows when rain is forecast

What’s New (v6.2.41)

Sentry Event Horn and Light Alerts

Stats can now honk the horn and flash the lights when a Sentry event is detected.
You can enable the alert from the app's notification settings when you want a stronger response to Sentry activity.
The feature pairs with Sentry notifications so important events are easier to notice right away.

Stats for Tesla setting to honk the horn and flash lights for Sentry events

What’s New (v6.2.38)

Human Detection in Sentry Videos

Dashcam & Sentry Viewer can now scan Sentry clips and flag human presence using private, local on-device machine learning.
Human activity appears on the playback timeline so you can review important moments faster.
Dedicated navigation buttons let you jump directly to scenes where a person was detected.
The interactive Event Map shows Sentry and Dashcam event locations, with a Human filter for clips where people were found.
USB Storage Analysis shows connection status, remaining free space, and storage breakdown for Sentry, Dashcam, and Saved clips.

Dashcam and Sentry Viewer playback with human detection highlighted in a Sentry video

Dashcam and Sentry Viewer Event Map with Human filter

Dashcam Settings showing USB device connection, free space, and storage breakdown

What’s New (v6.2.37)

AI Command Widgets

You can now run custom AI-powered Tesla commands with a single tap from your Home Screen, Lock Screen, or Control Center.
The AI Command Home Widget lets you configure a natural-language command, then tap Run to execute it instantly.
The AI Command Control Widget works in Control Center and on the Lock Screen on iOS 18+, with customizable name, icon, and command text.
Use commands like “If inside temperature is higher than 85°F, set temperature to 74°F” for personalized routines.
Rich status notifications show step-by-step progress and final command results.

AI Command Home Widget in Stats for Tesla

AI Command Control Widget in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.2.36)

Weekly Insights

Weekly Insights now appear at the bottom of the main screen with a quick overview of your vehicle's recent performance.
Battery Care evaluates your current charge limit based on daily driving habits and gives feedback on whether it is an optimal target to reduce long-term battery stress.
Efficiency Trend compares your average efficiency over the last 7 days to the previous 30-day average so you can understand how real-world range compares to rated range.
Efficiency vs. Temperature visualizes how outside temperature affects driving efficiency.
The new summary helps you better understand energy consumption and maintain optimal battery health.

What’s New (v6.2.35)

Charging with the sun

When enabled, Stats adjusts the car charging power to match what your solar panels produce.
This helps keep the power meter close to zero, so you can avoid transmission costs while solar is covering the session.
If you have home batteries, it also helps avoid charging and discharging them during the same car charging session, reducing the energy waste associated with that cycle.
The sun icon appears only while the car is charging.
Charging with the sun applies per charging session and defaults back to regular max-power charging after the charge stops.

What’s New (v6.2.34)

Quick Toggle Icons on the Main Screen

You can now tap the icons shown on the main screen to toggle their state instantly.
This lets you control common actions without first going to the Control tab of the app.
The row is designed to make everyday interactions faster when you just want a quick tap.

Quick toggle icons on the main Stats for Tesla screen

What’s New (v6.2.33)

FSD Utilization

You can now see a distribution of FSD utilization across users in the "Compare" tab of the app.
If your car has FSD and HW4, you can also see how your FSD utilization compares to other users in the same graph.
If your car has FSD and HW4, your FSD utilization also is displayed in the main screen of the app.

FSD utilization on the main Stats screen

What’s New (v6.2.30)

Adjust Equalizer

You can use this feature to adjust the equalizer setting for optimal listening experience.
The app plays some tones and records the frequency response of the cabin. Then adjusts the equalizer settings to compensate and achieve an optimal setting.
This feature is in the Settings tab under "Tools".

What’s New (v6.2.28)

Sending the Car to Nearest ER

You can now ask the car to take you to the nearest ER.
This uses the new Siri interaction that has been added to Stats app recently.

What’s New (v6.2.26)

Heads-up Display

A full-screen Heads-up Display designed for driving that shows your current speed, acceleration, heading, and speed limit in real-time.
Also, has a mirror-mode for windshield reflection projection at night.

What’s New (v6.2.21)

Talk to Siri Using Natural Language

Say "Siri, ask Stats" and when Siri responds, you can ask questions about your car(s) and send commands to the car.

Natural-language Siri in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.2.20)

Battery Temperature History

You can now track the battery temperature history, along with inside and outside temperature, on the main tab.

What’s New (v6.2.15)

Temperature History

You can now track the inside and outside temperature history of the car on the main tab.
Observe how inside temperature can rise above outside temperature and how quickly venting windows or turning on the AC can reduce the temperature.

What’s New (v6.1.62)

Watch Shake

You can shake your watch while near the car to perform the following actions automatically without launching the app.
Open the trunk.
Open the frunk.
Open the charge port, even when the car is asleep.
Unlatch the driver or passenger door.
This feature uses bluetooth and works without internet connectivity.
To enable this feature: make sure the watch is paired with your car, launch Stats on your watch, select your car, tap on settings, and select the action associated with shaking the watch.

What’s New (v6.1.59)

Wake Times

This card, in the second tab, shows the timestamps when your car was woken up.
For example, the chart can show that the car was woken up twice today.
Note: Stats app does not wake the car without user interaction, not even when you launch the app.

What’s New (v6.1.57)

Low Battery Range and Tesla Firmware Info

When the Estimated Range is below 100km (62mi), you can see how far you can travel on the map.
Tap on a Tesla firmware bar to see what is new in that firmware.

Low Battery Range map in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.1.52)

Battery Voltage and Battery Temperature

This card in the second tab shows the difference between the minimum and maximum battery voltages and the ID of the corresponding brick.
In a healthy battery, the difference between minimum and maximum voltage should be small.
Now you can also see the live battery temperature on the main screen of the app. This is the average across all battery modules.

Battery voltage range in Stats for Tesla

Battery temperature on the main screen in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.1.51)

CyberTruck Filter, Sentry Notification, and Live Charge Activity

The new filter for CyberTruck updates firmware histograms as well as efficiency and phantom drain histograms for CyberTrucks.
When the car detects a sentry event, a notification is issued. Tapping on the notification takes you to Tesla app to view live cameras or watch the recorded sentry clip.
While the car is charging, launch the app on iPhone to start the Live Charge Activity. You will see the charging status on the Watch as well as the Dynamic Island of the iPhone and the Lock Screen.

What’s New (v6.1.32)

Control Center Widgets

Now you can monitor the car's state and interact with it directly from the Control Center without launching any app.
Supports multiple cars. After adding the widget, tap on it to configure.

What’s New (v6.1.26)

Auto Unlatch

The exclusive new Auto Unlatch feature unlatches the driver door automatically when you approach the car using your watch.
The feature does not unlatch if the car is unlocked already. This is to avoid unlatching when the car is parked in your garage every time you visit the garage.
To enable this feature, launch Stats on your watch, select your car, tap on settings, and enable the switch shown below.

Auto Unlatch settings in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.1.19)

Smart Venting

The new Smart Venting feature is smarter now.
If you configure the feature to ask you for confirmation, it can learn what to do for the current car location.
For example, if the location is safe, the app can automatically vent the windows when inside temperature exceeds your configured limit and the car is parked around that location.

What’s New (v6.1.17)

AutoNav

The new AutoNav feature predicts your destination based on your trip history, current time, and day of the week.
Tap on the car console to start the navigation and view ETA or alternative routes.

What’s New (v6.1.2)

Charge Reminders, Weekly Distance Charts, and Tesla News Widget

The app analyzes your driving pattern and, if your current Estimated Range is less than the range that you might need tomorrow, it will remind you to charge the car.
This is in addition to the charge reminder based on the SoC limit that you can set.
In the second tab of the app, you will also see a new bar chart that indicates the typical distance that you travel on each day of the week.
A new Home Widget presents Tesla headline news and lets you open each story in your default browser.

Weekly distance chart in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v6.1.1)

Multiple-door Unlatch from Apple Watch

You can configure Stats on your watch to unlatch more than one door simultaneously.
Any configuration of front and rear doors is possible.
Activate it using the widget on your watch face or using the button in Stats app.

Stats for Tesla Apple Watch feature screen

What’s New (v6.0)

Official Tesla API

Stats app uses the new official Tesla API now.
The official Tesla API is more secure and more reliable.
Stats app now appears in your Tesla account under "Third Party Apps".
Stats app is among the first apps that switched to the Official Tesla API ahead of the Jan 2024 deadline set by Tesla.

What’s New (v5.8.1)

Watch Complications

You can configure the corner and center complications to show % SoC instead of range.
To do this, head to the settings screen inside Stats app on your watch.

Apple Watch complication configuration in Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v5.8)

Interactive Widgets, Proximity Activation, and Brand New Watch App

Interactive widgets require iOS 17. Tap twice on buttons to interact without launching the app. Even the Lock Screen action widgets no longer open the app.
Frunk or trunk Proximity Activation opens the chosen compartment automatically when you approach the car after tapping the watch complication.
A brand new watch app adds several complications, interaction buttons, and more info.
The firmware histograms can now be sorted based on the FSD version of the firmware.
The app connects to the car much faster now. Even the Today Widget is optimized and shows car info when the car is asleep.

Proximity activation illustration for Stats for Tesla

What’s New (v5.7.21)

Trip Export and Tax Report

You can now export your trips and the app also generates a report that you can use to determine your tax deduction associated with car trips.

What’s New (v5.7.20)

Ask Questions from the Tesla Manual

You can ask questions from the Tesla manual and get answers from different sections of Tesla manuals put together using GPT technology.

What’s New (v5.5.20)

Smart Venting

Stats app will vent the windows if inside temperature exceeds the temperature that you specify.
It also closes the windows once temperature goes below what you specify.
You can require a confirmation or you can let the app do this automatically.