The best apps for Tesla owners in 2025

Tesla is known for its innovation not only in cars but also in the digital solutions ecosystem. In 2025, Tesla owners will be able to extend the capabilities of their car with dozens of useful mobile apps. They help to monitor the charge, find charging stations, plan trips, save on charging, and integrate Tesla with a smart home. This article contains the most convenient and popular apps that will make driving a Tesla even more comfortable.

We remind you that you can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

1. ECOFACTOR EV Charging

With the ECOFACTOR EV Charging app, we bring together more than 180,000 electric vehicle drivers from Ukraine, Europe and Central Asia to provide convenient and easy access to charging infrastructure. We offer real control over the charging process: from filters by connector type and power to real-time session monitoring. You can find the nearest stationsto check their availability, book a charge 15 minutes before arrival, and conveniently pay via Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank card. The app is available for iOS and Android.

Whether you're planning a short trip or a long route, our app helps you plan stops based on the working charges that match your car's parameters. We also provide a history of charges and expenses, integrate with CarPlay, work on supporting new formats and are always ready to help through the in-app support service.

We also have online shopwhere the following are available cables, adapters (including for connection from a single-phase to a three-phase socket) and charging stations for home and commercial use.

Key points:

• Search for charging stations by connector and power
• Real-time status of stations
• Possibility of booking 15 minutes before arrival
• Start and stop charging right in the app
• Payment via Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank card
• CarPlay support and convenient session monitoring

Who is best suited:

• For owners of electric vehicles in Ukraine and abroad
• For users who want to see the real charging status
• For those looking for a reliable solution for planning trips and stops
• For drivers who value fast and easy payment without unnecessary steps

2. TezLab

TezLab is a third-party app for Tesla owners that provides advanced analytics and remote control of car functions. It records data on trips, energy consumption, efficiency, and allows the owner to see the history of charges, routes, and even compete with other users in terms of performance. In addition, the app provides basic control over the climate, charge and other car settings through the app interface.

The application uses undocumented Tesla APIs, so it does not have official support from the manufacturer. The user is responsible for using the car's control functions. Nevertheless, TezLab remains a handy tool for those who want to see more statistics and better understand the state of their electric vehicle.

Key points:

• Collecting and analysing travel and charging data
• Remote control of climate and charge level
• Compare performance with other users
• Interface to view your journey history and energy consumption

Who is best suited:

• Tesla owners who value trip analytics
• Those who want to remotely control car settings
• Users interested in gamification and performance ratings

3. Scan My Tesla

Scan My Tesla is a technical tool for collecting data from the diagnostic port of Tesla S, 3, X, and Y models. It requires a special OBD2 adapter. The application provides access to a large amount of technical information in real time: battery temperature, voltage, current, power, torque, speed, and other indicators. It also provides a battery health assessment, trip statistics, and power system data.

Scan My Tesla is aimed at advanced users who want to get more information about the technical condition of their car. This is an unofficial application and the developers warn that some data may be inaccurate or change with car software updates.

Key points:

• Real-time monitoring of the technical condition of the battery and drives
• Trip statistics, including recovery and charge
• Support for all major Tesla models
• Requires a special OBD2 adapter for connection

Who is best suited:

• Tesla owners with a technical background
• Users who want to monitor battery degradation
• Electric car analysts who analyse car performance and consumption

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Spotify is a universal music, podcast, and audiobook listening app that is supported in Tesla via integration or mobile connection. It allows you to create your own playlists, receive personalised recommendations, and save music for offline listening. In Tesla, it is often used for background music when travelling or sitting in traffic.

With its simple interface and the ability to control it via your car's touchscreen or voice commands, Spotify is a convenient solution for everyday use. The paid version removes adverts and provides access to advanced features, including offline listening.

Key points:

• Large database of music, podcasts and audiobooks
• Integration with Tesla via Bluetooth or built-in system
• Ability to listen offline
• Playlists based on personal tastes

Who is best suited:

• Tesla owners who appreciate high-quality music on the road
• Users who listen to podcasts while travelling
• Those who want to have convenient integration with other devices through their account

5. Remote for Tesla

Remote for Tesla provides Tesla drivers with advanced remote car control capabilities via iPhone, Apple Watch, or Siri Shortcuts. Users can view battery statistics, energy consumption, save routes, and automate commands based on conditions such as Wi-Fi connection or time of day. The app supports voice control, HomeLink, Summon, Dog Mode and Camp Mode.

The app does not store personal data and works directly with the Tesla API. Commands can be executed even after the app is closed. There is also a monitoring function without access to the control panel, which allows you to transfer your login to other people without the risk of changing the car settings.

Key points:

• Full support for Siri, Shortcuts and Apple Watch
• Automate actions based on conditions or schedule
• Detailed statistics on battery, journeys and efficiency
• Possibility of remote control of HVAC, charging, locks, modes

Who is best suited:

• For Tesla owners who actively use Apple devices
• Those who want to set up scenarios and automate actions
• For users who appreciate full control from their watch or phone

6. 6.

Tessie is a comprehensive platform for monitoring and controlling Tesla vehicles. The app supports a complete history of trips, charges, energy consumption, and battery status. Integration with Apple Watch, HomeKit, Alexa, and other services allows you to automate control. Data can be imported from other services or fully exported for storage. A separate Profiler function provides access to more than 200 car parameters in real time.

The application is built with security in mind: all data remains the property of the user. Tessie also supports a browser version for Mac and Windows. There is a subscription or one-time payment option. Integration with third-party devices and storage of information on every aspect of car operation are available.

Key points:

• Record trips, expenses, charges, and energy loss
• Support for HomeKit, Apple Watch, Alexa, Home Assistant
• Ability to import data from other services
• Profiler with detailed technical data in the cloud

Who is best suited:

• For Tesla owners who want full control over their car data
• For users who already work with platforms like HomeKit
• For technically trained drivers who value in-depth analysis

7. PlugShare

PlugShare is a navigation app that helps you find public charging stations for Tesla and other electric vehicles. Users can filter stations by connector type, charging speed, provider, or amenities. The map shows the availability of stations in real time, as well as reviews, photos, and the relevance of information left by other drivers.

PlugShare also has a route planner, allows you to pay for charging (where supported), add new stations to the map and receive notifications of new points nearby. The app supports Apple CarPlay, which allows you to use functions directly from the car's display while driving.

Key points:

• Large map of charging stations with filters
• Data on availability, connector type and charging speed
• Feedback and photos from drivers, checking the condition of the station
• Support for CarPlay, routes and push notifications

Who is best suited:

• For Tesla drivers who travel frequently
• For users looking for charging stations based on convenience
• For those who want to check the charging status on the go via CarPlay

8. TeslaFi

TeslaFi is a web-based platform that allows you to store and analyse data on trips, charging and operation of Tesla electric vehicles in the cloud. The service does not require any software to be installed on a computer and automatically records each route, charging session and changes in car parameters. Users can view the history of all activities, including energy consumption, charging time, and even energy loss during parking.

The system works with all Tesla models (S, 3, X, Y), regardless of the region. The information is displayed in convenient graphs and tables, allowing you to compare efficiency on different trips. TeslaFi is suitable for those who want to have a complete picture of their car's operation in the long term.

Key points:

• Automatic recording of trips and charges
• Analysis of energy loss (phantom drain)
• Detailed graphs and activity history
• Cloud-based data storage without the need for software

Who is best suited:

• For drivers who want a detailed record of all trips
• For users analysing energy efficiency
• Those who keep a log of car expenses and charges

9. Tesla (official app)

The official Tesla app provides basic remote control functions for the car and the company's energy-saving products. Users can monitor the charging status, start heating or cooling the interior, open or close the car, control media, see the car's location, and use functions such as Summon or software updates. For Powerwall owners, the app also shows statistics on solar generation and electricity consumption.

This app is the primary means of interacting with Tesla, but the functionality is focused on simple management rather than in-depth analytics. It works well as a standard solution for day-to-day monitoring, but can be limited for users who need drill-downs or automation.

Key points:

• Remote control of climate, locks, charging
• Support for Summon and software updates
• View Powerwall status and power consumption
• Integration with Siri and support for Apple Watch

Who is best suited:

• For Tesla owners who want to have basic control over their car
• For Powerwall users
• Those who do not need advanced statistics or analytics

10. A Better Routeplanner (ABRP)

A Better Routeplanner is an app that helps users plan routes based on charging stations and electric vehicle characteristics. Users can enter the car model, destination, and the desired percentage of charge at the beginning and end of the trip. ABRP automatically selects the best places for charging stops. During the trip, you can use real-time mode to track the route and battery power.

The app allows you to take into account driving speed, weather conditions and other variables that affect the range. It supports a large number of electric vehicle models and is useful as an alternative to Tesla's built-in navigation, especially for complex or long routes.

Key points:

• Detailed trip planning with charging stops
• Taking into account the charge level, speed, driving conditions
• Support for a large number of electric vehicles
• Navigation mode and real-time route updates

Who is best suited:

• For Tesla owners who travel frequently
• For users who want to optimise their trip plan
• Those looking for a more flexible tool than a standard navigator

11. EVgo

EVgo is an app for finding and using fast charging stations located in more than 40 US states. It allows you to find the nearest charging station, check its availability in real time and get directions to the selected location. Users can also use the Autocharge+ feature, which allows them to start charging without additional confirmation or cards. In the app, users can create an account, filter stations by connector type, reserve a charge, and view details about the location, cost, and status of the equipment.

EVgo supports a wide range of electric vehicles and is compatible with the major connector types: CCS, CHAdeMO and NACS. The app provides information about the charging time, charged energy, and session status. Separate functions allow you to control costs, subscribe to reduce the cost of services and see the availability of partner stations without the need to create additional accounts.

Key points:

• Search for stations with filters by connector, speed, amenities
• Autocharge+ support for fast charging start
• Possibility to reserve charging in some locations
• Support for many models of electric vehicles
• Real-time session monitoring

Who is best suited:

• For drivers of Tesla and other EVs using CCS or CHAdeMO
• For users charging in major US cities
• For those who want to simplify the process with auto-start charging functions

12. NextCharge

NextCharge is an app for navigating, finding charging stations and starting charging without having to register. Users can find nearby stations, view reviews, photos and share their own experiences. The app also allows you to create personalised routes based on your car model, speed, altitude and estimated charge consumption. The app supports multiple charging sessions at the same time, as well as station reservation.

NextCharge supports integration with Apple CarPlay, which allows you to control charging directly from the car's display. There are also functions for automatic start via Park & Charge, smart notifications about the activity of selected stations and status changes. The app retains a simple interface focused on the convenience of daily use.

Key points:

• Charging without creating an account
• Search for stations with photos and reviews
• Route planning with battery and terrain in mind
• Support for Apple CarPlay and multi-session mode
• Smart notifications and Park & Charge function

Who is best suited:

• For drivers who want to charge quickly without registration
• For users planning trips on complex routes
• Those who use CarPlay for easy access to maps and features

Conclusion.

In 2025, Tesla owners will have access to a wide range of mobile apps that will greatly enhance their driving experience and simplify their daily routines. From analytics and remote control apps to navigation and charging solutions, each user can choose the one that best suits their driving style, technical requirements and routes.

Using these tools wisely can save you time, help you plan your journeys better, control your charging costs, and ensure a more comfortable and safe electric vehicle experience. Whether you need accurate diagnostics, easy navigation, or quick access to a charging network, there's a solution for everyone on the list of best apps.