This is an undocumented change in this release.

With app update 4.5.1 Tesla is adding a new Charge Stats section.

You can now track how much you pay to charge your Tesla and the savings when compared to a similar gasoline vehicle.

Charge Stats shows your vehicle's charging statistics over the last 31 days. It'll break down each charging session to show you how much you charged, the cost and the type of charging, whether it was at home, at a Supercharger or Other.

An 'Other' charging sessinon refers to any non-Supercharging session that is not at your home location.

In order to figure out costs of charging and savings, Tesla automatically uses electricity costs and gasoline prices in your state.

The costs for Supercharging are exact as Tesla knows exactly how much you were charged.

You're also able to customize your electricity cost at home and the electricity cost for 'Other' charging sessions.

Note: The car must be on software version 2021.44.25 or higher and you must have data sharing enabled in the vehicle.

This is an undocumented change in this release.

Tesla has added a 'View Details' link to the bottom of the home screen of the Tesla app.

This new section allows you to view your vehicle's specifications and warranty expiration dates.

You can now adjust the Cybertruck suspension from within the app.

Navigate to the Controls section of the app, and you can now adjust your Cybertruck's height and choose from Entry, Low, Medium or High levels.

This feature requires for your vehicle to be on software update 2025.8 or higher.

Tesla continues to add more code to the Cybertruck's suspension adjustment in the app with this update.

However, in addition to the Cybertruck, the Model S and Model X may also support the feature, according to Tesla_App_iOS.

Since code and images for suspension controls are already showing up in the production version of the app, it's possible it's already being tested by employees. We expect that we'll see this feature enabled soon.

Tesla continues to improve thier AI-based assistant in the Tesla app. In the last update, Tesla added the ability for the assistant to answer questions related to your specific vehicle. The information that the assistant had was fairly limited, but Tesla has now expanded this to include much more.

With this update, you'll now be able to ask many more questions that are specific to your vehicles. These questions include things such as, "How many miles are on my vehicle?" or "Does my car have a heat pump?". You can also ask what software version your vehicle is on, whether you have FSD, or what version of FSD your vehicle has.

A converse mode, likely powered by Grok may also be coming in the future that could allow you to talk naturally with Tesla's AI assist. The string "SUPPORT_BOT_CONVERSE" was spotted by Tesla_App_iOS while decompiling the app.

Now that Tesla Assist can answer many common questions related to your vehicles, we expect Tesla to soon start pushing this feature to help reduce service questions.

If you have a Wall Connector or a Tesla Energy product, you'll now be able to add or remove a product from the Home section of the app.

Tesla previously just let you add products through the Add Product dialog in other parts of the app, but in the Home seciton you can now remove additional products. However, Tesla Wall Connectors still can not be removed.

You'll soon be able to adjust the Cybertruck's suspension height from within the Tesla app. This was first hinted at last month, and now thanks to Tesla_App_iOS, a new Cybertruck suspension image has been found within the app.

It shouldn't be long now before this feature becomes available to Cybertruck owners.

Tesla has made additional improvements to the Service area of the app. In particular, the scheduling UI has been improved, making it easier to jump around and pick a date and time slot that works for you.

On the Service history screen, you can now also pull down to refresh.

Tesla has improved their AI assistant in the Tesla app. The assistant is located under Service when you tap on 'Ask a Question.' Although this assistant has been powered by AI for a little while now, it has now been improved with better response "bubbles."

It now also features personalized information from your vehicle for the first time. For example, you can ask it what are your vehicle service alerts, and the assistant will come up with a list of alerts.

Tesla's AI assistant was also recently added to Tesla's website.