Model S Android App






Regarding why Android is first?


IOS users, keep your fingers crossed!



Yes!!! It works!



Waiting for the iOS version...



Just downloaded mine (android) works perfect!!!


@Theresa - check out Cinergi's video over at TMC that walks you through the app...!?p=265713&viewfull=1#post265713







To summarize the BlueStack situation:

That should update the AppMarketplace to Google Play
Then search for Tesla Model S and it should install OK.
You won't be able to log into the app!!!
Go back to settings and switch back to default from tablet.
Now you should be good to go.



The app appears to have the following functions:

Home: shows the current battery level and rated range










Well who was driving your car down NY Ave. before you got it??
I downloaded the app but got the "not so long" dreaded "no vin" etc. associated with this account. lol!! Indeed!! From what I've heard here and a few screen shots / video on the TMC Suddenly my nearly new Lincoln ICE seems like the Fred's Flintmobile!


For those who wanted a way to remotely open the charge port, you can also do that from the mobile app.

@Schlermie where is that option? I didn't see it on the charge screen. Maybe it only appears if you are not charging, though.

I was told the app would precondition both the cabin and the battery, and there seems to be nothing about the battery currently. Could someone please try preheating their cabin on a cold day and see if regen is immediately available?

Also, are the menus any different for a non-charging vehicle?

Thanks much!

It's on the Charge screen. There's a button in the top-right corner that says "OPEN CHARGE PORT". I'm not charging right now, and my charge port is closed.

When I open the charge port, the button changes to "UNLOCK CHARGE PORT" and there's a message that says something to the effect of "Plug in charge cable to begin charging".

F'in great. I don't even have my car yet but I loaded it anyways. :-)

It has a good 10-15s response time. I guess that's to be expected though. It's not like a TV remote. Even if you're standing right next to the car, the signal is traveling for miles and miles, through several exchanges and protocols before it ever hits the car.

For the location - the blinking blue dot is where the phone thinks it is located. At first it was several blocks off, until I realized the phone's own GPS was off.

The Red arrow, like the car, shows the cars location and was dead on.

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