
Teslita
Analytics for Tesla Cars
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What's New in Teslita
1.5.7
September 29, 2026
See how far you can really go. The dashboard now leads with your range at your own consumption, worked out from your recent drives, with Tesla's figure beside it for comparison. Until there is enough driving to go on — about 100 km (60 miles) — it shows Tesla's estimate and says so. Tap it to open the range map. On the Find chargers map, Range shades the area your Tesla can reach on its current charge, estimated from the terrain along the way: climbs shrink it, descents stretch it. Choose a reserve of 0, 10 or 20% to arrive with, or Round trip to see how far you can go and still make it back. The chargers stay on the map, so you can see which ones are within reach, and if your Tesla has moved since, one tap brings the area up to date. The dashboard card is tidier too: one status instead of three, "Asleep" up next to the time since the last signal, and a background map without street names running through the text. Four new automations. Charge level tells you when your Tesla has charged to your level. Plug-in reminder tells you when it has been parked at home for 30 minutes without being plugged in — if you like, only below a level you choose. Tire pressure warns you when a tire is losing air, measured against your Tesla's own target pressure. Sentry alarm tells you when Sentry Mode sounds the alarm, and if you like when someone comes close. And a new geofence now opens where your Tesla is. Fixed: times in automations were shown hours early, so a run could look older than it was. Health now checks each tire against your Tesla's target pressure rather than the other tire on its axle, so two equally soft tires no longer both show green.
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