Minor fixes and improvements.

The Trip Planner in the app no longer assumes that your trip will begin immediately. New in this version, the app will now let you pick the start day and start time for your trip.

If you prefer, you can choose an arrival time instead, and the app will calculate what time you have to leave in order to have enough time to travel to your destination, including all charging stops.

Tesla Profiles are created when you tie your Driver Profile to your Tesla account. This lets Tesla sync any profile changes to the cloud, which not only creates a backup of your driver profile but also allows syncing across vehicles.

With this update, you can now reset your Tesla profile by navigating to Profile > Account > Tesla Profile. It appears to be aimed at troubleshooting potential syncing issues or if the profile is holding on to incorrect data. The awards for the Model 3 and Model Y remain the same at 1,500 for buyers and 2,000 for the referrer.

Tesla has made its first mention of Tesla Electric in the Tesla app. Although there are no user-facing features yet, it looks like Tesla is getting ready to introduce its electric power plan for Powerwall owners in Texas.

Tesla has updated its categories when creating a Tesla Service request. The categories now feature icons that are similar to those found in the vehicle.

You can now enable the 'PIN to Drive' feature directly from the Tesla app. Simply navigate to Security & Drivers, toggle it on and set your PIN.

Having the ability to enable PIN to Drive in the app is useful for owners who may normally not use it, but may want to remotely enable the feature if they lose their key fob or phone.

This feature requires car update 2023.20 or higher.

Tesla has updated the service area of their app. If your vehicle is in service, Tesla now presents the various steps of Tesla service in tabs, instead of a vertical bullet point list.

The visualization at the top of the screen will have your car rotate around as you progress through the various service steps.

This feature was activated by Tesla remotely on June 13th, and does not require an update beyond v4.21.5.

Tesla has redesigned their Loot Box. In the home tab of the Loot Box, you can now easily browse awards, view available credits and view the amount of Free Supercharging Miles remaining.

In the Credits tab, Tesla has simplified the layout and increased the awards for the Model S and Model X.

Tesla significantly increased the credits offered for Model S and Model X referrals, increasing the credits to 20,000. The buyer of a new Model S or Model X will now receive $1,000 off the purchase price of their vehicle and also receive 3 months free of FSD.

The awards for the Model 3 and Model Y remain the same at 1,500 for buyers and 2,000 for the referrer.

Superchargers in Canada still charge based on kW. For these Superchargers, Tesla has added this notice below that alerts users that their device is being used to determine the amount of electricity consumed.

"This device is temporarily authorized to be used for the purpose of obtaining the basis of a charge for electricity under the terms and conditions established by Measurement Canada."

In this update, Tesla references several phrases that could point at upcoming features to the Tesla app. The most interesting references include Boombox v2, Self Park Stand By Mode and Release Notes Videos.

Self Park Stand By Mode sounds similar to Tesla's Park Seek feature that has been mentioned in the past. These findings are thanks to Tesla_App_iOS.

Minor fixes and improvements.

The Service section of the app will now display a visualization that matches your vehicle. Like other visualizations in the app, the vehicle displayed wi'l match your vehicle's color and show whether any doors are open, as well as the charge port, frunk or trunk.

Minor fixes and improvements.