Support for actionable vehicle push notifications.

Additional details: These actionable notifications allow you to interact with a notification to perform certain relevant functions.

For example, when preheating or precooling your vehicle, you'll be given the option to turn off the climate system directly from the notification. Likewise, when you receive a 'Started Charging' notification, you can stop the charging session if you choose to.

Submit comprehensive claims for Tesla Insurance policyholders.

Charge Stats displays your vehicle energy charged and estimated costs.

Additional Details: Charge Stats displays 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.

There are some underlying changes in this app update that sugestion Tesla will soon offer the ability to enable Climate Keeper directly from the app.

Climate Keeper allows you to keep the car at a certain temperature for an extended period of time. Climate Keeper currently can only be turned on from within the vehicle.

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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.