For years, Tesla owners have wished for a direct and transparent way to suggest new features and have the community weigh in on the best ideas. Now, that is finally becoming a reality.
In a series of posts on X, Tesla VP Raj Jegannathan announced that Tesla would launch a general feature requests forum where owners can suggest and upvote features. While we previously rounded up some of the most requested Tesla features, this feature is expected to let owners submit ideas directly to Tesla.
Raj described the upcoming forum as mission-critical, a key to improving products and services. He stated that it should be available in about a month.
Sure, will add to the roadmap(will try to ship in a month max)
— Raj Jegannathan (@r_jegaa) August 18, 2025
Feature Requests
Tesla has a passionate community that loves to suggest new features. Up until now, that has been mostly done through X, but getting your idea noticed and in front of Tesla executives is often difficult. A forum to submit content and upvote popular features will help anyone get their idea in front of other users and Tesla product owners.
Raj acknowledged that this is a long-standing issue, stating that there are far too many places where customers can provide feedback for various products, and not a single, centralized system.
This fragmentation makes it difficult for Tesla to track suggestions and for users to know the best way to be heard. The goal of the new initiative is to create one focused location where customers can offer feedback, and Tesla can evaluate it.
The New, Central Hub
As the first step in the process, Raj directed people to a new, central web portal where Tesla has begun to collect feedback. A Tesla account is required to access the page and submit feedback.
This web portal serves as an immediate, single point of contact for feedback. It is a quick and simple way for owners to submit feed, while Tesla works to build a better system.
The Future
The future system will feature a forum, where users will be able to submit feedback and then vote on the most wanted features. This forum will be accessible via both the web, as the current feedback hub is, and eventually through the Tesla app.
While Tesla used to offer a forum in the past, this one appears to be focused more on feedback and feature requests, instead of conversations.
These recent posts by Raj seem to show that Tesla is taking customer feedback and concerns more seriously, which has often been a challenge for Tesla.
