This is an undocumented change in this release.

Tesla has started to offer the ability to manage your vehicle's lease directly in the app.

It looks like Tesla may be testing this in limited countries at the moment.

New API endpoints and localization strings were added in 4.6.1 to support leasing options such as extending terms, paying the outstanding balance, viewing documents and more.

Extending lease terms appears to be offered in some circumstances and will be limited to a six-month extension.

There are a few features that have been spotting Tesla app updates lately that should be released soon.

One of the most recent changes to the Tesla API includes tire pressure data. We believe this will mean that Tesla will allow you to view your tire pressure in the Services section of the app in the future.

Other changes include the ability to set your vehicle name in the app. This will be done by tapping on the vehicle name in the app.

And lastly, it appears that Tesla will soon let you set Climate Keeper from the app as evidenced by recent API changes found in app update 4.5.

Storm Watch now supports manually scheduled events.

Schedule an event in Storm Watch settings to fully charge your Powerwall to maximize backup protection for your home.

Requires Tesla app 4.38.0.

Editorial note: Storm Watch allows you to fully charge your Powerwalls to prepare for a storm. This update will also require Powerwall firmware 24.36, which is rolling out now.

You can now easily report Supercharger issues by finding the relevant Supercharger on the map and tapping on Report an Issue. You can then pick from a range of issues.

While Tesla already monitors speeds and availability from its Superchargers automatically, there are some things they can't monitor, such as insufficient lighting, accessibility, and cleanliness.

Use the History button in the top-right corner of Settings to review a list of configuration changes made to your system made by authorized users, third-party apps and partners during the last 30 days.

Various fixes and improvements for 3D, pairing multiple vehicles to Powerwall for Charge on Solar and more.

- Heat Mode improvements for Powerwall 3

- High Impedance Mode functionality for Powerwall 3

- Adds an optional max off-grid power of 15.4 kW for Powerwall 3

- Adds ability for installers to perform Rapid Shutdown (RSD) and E-Stop Wiring Test in Tesla One

Requires Powerwall firmware 24.36.

Tesla has redesigned the 'My Home' section of the app that contains information about various Tesla Energy products including Wall Connectors or Tesla Solar.

The home icon is now featured much larger at the top, with your home address displayed underneath it.

Tesla now lists all of your Tesla Energy products underneath and shows more information about each product. For example, for a Wall Connector, the app will display the serial number, max output in amps, and the firmware version.

The Trip Planner in the app has been slightly adjusted in this update.

Setting the battery's state of charge for the start of the trip has been renamed "Set Departure Energy" from "Set Battery Percentage," hinting at "Set Arrival Energy" coming in a future update.

The UI for setting the battery's state of charge has also been updated to a slider instead of a numerical input.

Under the service section of the app, Tesla has added a new 'How Service Works' link that opens up your browser. In the article, Tesla shows a video and information on how to schedule or reschedule a Tesla service apppointment.

This release contains minor fixes and improvements.

The Shortcuts app on iPhone now categorizes the shortcuts available in the Tesla app in various categories, including Climate Control, entertainment, Just For Fun, Security and others.

The Apple Shortcuts app lets you execute multiple commnads, or actions based on other data.

In this update, Tesla has introduced changes to Tesla Insurance and fixes to Storm Watch and Actually Smart Summon, according to Tesla_App_iOS, who regularly decompiles the Tesla app.