Tesla recently added support for its first third-party service, Standard Fleet. In this update, Tesla continues to enhance third-party support and is expected to roll out support for additional third parties in the future.

According to changes discovered by Tesla_App_iOS, it seems that Tesla will require 'Virtual Keys' in order for third-party apps to control certain aspects of your vehicle. Currently, Tesla only requires an API token for third-party apps to receive data or send commands to your Tesla.

Official third-party support will also allow for more granular data sharing.

Minor fixes and improvements.

The app now supports Tesla's new Model 3. In this update, Tesla added 3D models for its latest vehicle. The models are similar to other vehicle renders available in the app that power the visualizations throughout the app.

To connect your Wall Connector to your Tesla app, tap on your profile icon in the app, choose Add / Remove Products, and then pick Wall Connector and follow on the screen guide.

Once you have your Wall Connector connected to your app, you can change the charging schedule, restrict charging to specific times or certain vehicles, or view your charging history. You no longer need to connect to the Wall Connector directly to change the schedule or other options.

This feature was previously available in select markets such as the United Kingdom and Canada but is now available to everyone.

Tesla's newest Powerwall, the Powerwall 3, has also been added to the app with custom assets.

The new Powerwall is slightly shorter and less wide than the Powerwall 2, but slightly deeper. It includes a built-in inverter and can scale up to 40.5 additional kWh per unit.

Tesla released Apple Shortcuts support two weeks ago in app update 4.24. In this minor release, Tesla is improving their shortcuts by adding support for multiple Tesla vehicles.

When setting up a shortcut you can now pick a specific vehicle to execute the command, or have the app ask you each time the shortcut is run.

To set up your own shortcuts, open the Apple Shortcuts app.

Tesla appears to be working on a new dialog that will be displayed in the app after an update or when Tesla introduces any new features through server-side changes.

The dialog will presumably highlight any new recent features added to the Tesla app.

Thanks to Tesla_App_iOS for finding this one.

Access your vehicle controls and climate from the Apple Shortcuts app.

Editor's note: With official support for Apple Shortcuts, you can now control many aspects of your Tesla with Siri.

Simply say 'Hey, Siri' and one of the pre-created Tesla phrases, such as 'Lock Tesla,' to control your vehicle with your voice.

You can also create your own shortcuts to perform various actions, such as setting your vehicle to your desired temperature and starting the climate system. To set up your own shortcuts, open the Apple Shortcuts app.

In addition to Siri support, you can also set up automations for your vehicle, such as turning on your Tesla's climate system automatically at a specific time every day.

Cusutomations need to be set up through the Shortcuts app by navigating to the 'Automation' tab and clicking the plus sign at the top corner of the screen.

The full list of supported vehicle controls include:

• Bioweapon Defense Mode
• Camp Mode
• Defrost
• Dog Mode
• Precondition Vehicle
• Set Seat Heater (seat position and heat level)
• Set Temperature (choose climate temperature)
• Vent Windows
• Set Media Volume
• Emissions Test
• Close All Windows
• Flash Lights
• Honk Horn
• Lock/Unlock
• Open Frunk
• Open/Close Charge Port
• Open/Close Door (Model X)
• Open/Close Rear Trunk
• Sentry Mode
• Set Charge Limit
• Start/Stop Charging