Tesla has updated the 'Order Now' section of the app that allows users to order a new Tesla. Tesla has switched to a horizontally scrolling carousel named 'Explore Our Models', instead of displaying one model after another as it does on Tesla's site.

Tapping on any of Tesla's vehicles will open up the familiar design studio to configure your new Tesla.

Tesla's Energy section further down also takes advantage of the new carousel module.

Minor fixes and improvements.

In Canada, Tesla is testing a new app feature that adds Destination Chargers to the app, which appear alongside Tesla's own Superchargers.

To accommodate the growing list of charging solutions, Tesla is also introducing the ability to filter chargers by power, type, and available amenities.

Tesla has also added a sort option that lets you sort the list of nearby chargers by availability, distance, or power.

Tesla often tests new features in a specific region before making them more widely available in the future, and that will likely be the case with this new functionality.

The Location section of the app that displays nearby Superchargers now has a new 'Recents' tab. This tab will display recent destinations you've routed to within the app.

The Trip Planner interface has been updated in this latest release. The Trip Planner functionality remains the same for now, but some items have been moved around or removed to create additional room. The text is also significantly smaller.

The Send to Car button at the bottom now also displays the total trip time and distance to the destination, as well as a cancel button.

The energy chart now displays a circular animation that signifies the current time on the chart.

Add your Wall Connector to view charging history and set charging schedule.

Editor's note: The official release notes for the app now state that that you can add and view Wall Connector settings and stats, although support was added in the previous app release.

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.