When a destination is entered in the vehicle's navigation system, the Tesla app will now display the same route path that is displayed in the vehicle's navigation system.

Before this update, the app would display the driver's destination, the estimated battery at arrival, and the estimated time of arrival (ETA), but the map would only display the vehicle's current location and destination.

When searching for Superchargers, the app will now display approximate wait times if the Supercharger is busy. You may see a message that displays the approximate wait time, or the Supercharger will simply say it's busy.

The charging area of the app now shows more details.

- Tesla will display the portion of the battery that is unavailable due to the battery pack's cold temperature directly in the charging slider.

- The tick marks that are displayed at 10% intervals are now always visible. Previously they were only displayed when the slider was being moved.

Tesla is expected to add support for a new feature called 'Drive on Sunshine.'

Drive on Sunshine will allow Tesla solar owners to automatically start charging their vehicles when excess solar energy is being used.

This feature is expected to reduce costs for owners by letting their solar system charge their vehicles when excess energy is being generated. In addition to charging with clean energy, owners will also reduce electricity tranmission loss, resulting in more efficient use of power.

Photo is a rendering of what 'Drive on Sunshine' may look like.

Since the last app update, Tesla has also rolled out a new option under the Profile > Account > Charging menu.

In addition to Manage Payment and History, there is now a new 'Membership' option to manage your membership for charging non-Teslas. In this menu, you'll be able to sign up, cancel or renew your charging membership.

The charging membership lowers the price per kW at Superchargers for non-Teslas, although there is a five session limit per day.

Minor fixes and improvements.

Updated power flow for Solar and Powerwall to better highlight sources and destinations of power

Photo: Mahkusg

With this update Tesla has added a search box to the Navigation/Location section of the app that will allow you to search for charging locations.

You can search for a specific charger or a town and the app will display the nearest charging locations.

Tesla has added a shortcut to the Loot Box at the top of the app, next to the user's profile.

Previously, you needed to tap on your Profile image and then go to Loot Box.

The Tesla app is localized for a large number of markets. With this update, the Tesla app is now available in Thai as well.

The Tesla app will use your phone's language settings to determine the language used in the app.

Tesla now lets you redeem your Loot Box points for Tesla upgrades such as Acceleration Boost, Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self-Driving.

Note: The options available are limited by region.

Photo by: @HunterCNoel

Tesla appears to have removed the ability to filter your charging sessions by Supercharger or a Wall Connector. The filter icon at the top of the Charging history screen has now been removed, at least for most users. However, it's possible that Tesla now only shows the filter when there is a history of using Superchargers and a Wall Connector.

Minor fixes and improvements.

View Chaege Stats for the entire year, swipe graphs to see charging history.

In addition to being able to view previous months in Charge Stats by swiping, you can also tap on 'Total Charged' or 'Total Spent' to switch the chart between kWh and amount spent.

Below the chart you have the session types, such as Home, which you can also tap to switch between percentage and kWh charged.

When tapping and holding the Gas Savings section to share an image of your savings, it will now add the vehicle name and the time frame to the top of the image.

In the Cost section of Charge Stats you can switch between kWh and amount spent on each charging type.

Tesla has added Charging Tips to the bottom of the app that provides helpful tips for new owners on how to maximize savings and improve battery life.

In the Settings section of the app, you can now pick to receive news and event notifications from the Tesla app. Simply navigate to Profile > Settings > News and Events. You can pick between SMS and email notifications.