What changes in Tespit — new features, improvements and fixes, listed by version.
Release history
Version 1.1.10
Latest version
Version 1.1.10 adds the new Energy cockpit, more precise navigation with traffic data, the first OBD vehicle-data integration and a more robust vehicle connection.
New
New Energy cockpit with consumption, energy flow and driving history for a trip, 50, 100, 150 or 300 km.
Traffic data is highlighted with colours on the map so dense traffic and jams are visible at a glance.
OBD integration begins: supported adapters can be configured in Settings and used as an additional vehicle-data source.
The full-screen map can now be opened and closed more quickly with a swipe in the Standard cockpit.
Improved
More precise route guidance, with the gauge and directions positioned according to the selected driver side.
Cockpit layouts, the top bar, 12-hour time display, Split view, Speedway charging animation and support for different device sizes have been refined.
Bluetooth reconnect, charging detection and live vehicle-data handling are more stable.
Fixed
Three-digit speeds are displayed completely again in the Standard cockpit.
Numerous issues around Settings, navigation, cockpits, vehicle data and rendering were fixed.
Version 1.1.9
Version 1.1.9 improves the stability and reliability of vehicle connections, expands connection diagnostics and adds a complete reset of local app data.
New
New connection diagnostics for Bluetooth, pairing and Tesla connection issues, even before a vehicle connection is established.
New option to completely reset Tespit-owned local app data. StoreKit purchases and Premium access remain intact.
Improved
Vehicle connection stability and reliability have been further improved.
Diagnostic information is handled more securely, is never transferred automatically and remains under the user's control.
Fixed
Settings open more reliably even when saved values are damaged or outdated.
Resetting app data is more stable and no longer requires a restart, with additional bug fixes.
Version 1.1.8
Version 1.1.8 makes vehicle data faster and more stable. Bluetooth communication, telemetry, scheduling and recovery were extensively analyzed, optimized and validated on real Tesla drives.
New
A new technical details view in What’s New explains the latency optimization and real-world validation.
Improved
Faster vehicle data, smoother telemetry, safer scheduling and stronger recovery.
The changes were measured and validated on several real Tesla drives.
Fixed
A Settings crash in cockpit personalization was fixed without changing existing options.
Version 1.1.7
Version 1.1.7 expands Tespit with new languages, a more readable interface and focused improvements for cockpits, localisation and security.
New
A new “What’s new in 1.1.7” window that appears once and can be reopened in Settings.
Hungarian, Simplified Chinese and Luxembourgish as additional fully supported app languages.
A Bold Text setting for a more readable interface.
A Vgate cooperation notice as an outlook: OBD groundwork began with 1.1.10; larger OBD features are currently expected in 1.1.12 and were not part of 1.1.7.
Improved
Local Premium verification based exclusively on verified StoreKit 2 entitlements and a signed local hint cache.
The Speedway “Distance” display shows distance driven since the last parking event instead of the full odometer.
A full localisation review, including iOS permission texts and dynamic navigation instructions.
Fixed
The Basel promotion no longer opens automatically and remains available in Settings.
Split cockpit dividers are black in light mode and white in dark mode, in both the driving view and preview.
Version 1.1.6
Version 1.1.6 brings refinements to the cockpits, a more stable Bluetooth connection and better charging views.
New
Faster vehicle pairing flow with clearer key-card instructions.
New charging details in the Split cockpit.
Improved
More reliable Bluetooth reconnection after standby.
Smoother animations in all cockpits.
Refined typography and readability in direct sunlight.
Localisation improvements across all languages.
Fixed
Rare issue where the speed display froze after longer standing times.
Corrected range values with certain unit settings.
General stability fixes.
Version 1.1.5
Version 1.1.5 introduces the new Split cockpit, improved navigation guidance and smoother map animations.
New
New Split cockpit: map and driving data side by side in a clear split screen.
The standard full-screen map is now available to all users free of charge.
Improved
More precise navigation guidance with improved maneuver hints and instructions.
Smoother map display animations with support for 30, 60 and 120 Hz ProMotion.
Performance hints for performance-oriented camera settings.
Optimised charging views and refined vehicle renderings.
Fixed
General stability improvements and performance optimisations.
Version 1.1.4
Version 1.1.4 improves the cockpits, the vehicle rendering and the settings.
New
New vehicle renderings and cleaner colour reproduction.
Liquid Glass can optionally be disabled in the HUD.
Basel promotion extended until 30/08/2026.
Improved
Cockpit text now follows the actual map or background: light = black, dark = white, independent of the app or iOS dark mode.
Standard, Horizon, Ultra, Touring and Speedway have been optimised in portrait and landscape.
Navigation, map contrast and layouts are more stable.
Speedway charging view with better animation, matching charge port and cleaner info cards.
The settings run more smoothly and previews render more efficiently.
Fixed
Many small bug fixes for truncated texts, overlaps and layout errors.
Version 1.1.3
New
FAQ section in the settings with answers about navigation, Bluetooth, privacy, Premium, CarPlay and more.
Model 3/Y body generation can be set manually to Auto, Legacy, Highland or Juniper.
Improved
Improved charging views with voltage, current and smoother charging animations.
More accurate VIN detection for Model Y Juniper.
Fixed
Many layout, translation and rendering fixes in the cockpits and the Live Activity.
Version 1.1.2
Version 1.1.2 brings one major improvement and several bug fixes.
Improved
Music playback progress is now shown correctly in all cockpits.
Cluster cockpit: the battery arc at the bottom now fills correctly from left to right instead of symmetrically from the centre.
Fixed
In some places raw text keys were shown instead of translated terms, among others in Horizon, Cluster and Ultra.
The settings now scroll noticeably more smoothly.
Further smaller improvements.
Note: Basel promotion – until Sunday, 2 August 2026, 11:59 pm, the code BASEL gave one month of Premium free of charge.
Version 1.1.1
Version 1.1.1 brings further improvements and bug fixes.
New
Animated video guide for key card placement, matching model and vehicle generation: Model 3/Y Legacy and facelift separately as well as Model S, Model X and Cybertruck.
A real photo of the key card instead of placeholder text during setup.
Improved
Light, dark and system appearance now switch instantly without leaving the settings.
“Disconnect automatically when leaving” now closes the app reliably, even in the background.
Automatic day/night map theme and automatic map zoom are now enabled by default.
Fixed
Speedway cockpit: music and battery displays no longer overlap, texts are centred, the energy element turns green during regeneration, the live map in the widget no longer freezes and the layout on smaller devices has been corrected.
Further smaller bug fixes.
Version 1.1
Version 1.1 brings noticeable improvements to connectivity and display.
New
New designed “Speedway” cockpit with a speed bar at the bottom and a freely selectable element in the centre, for example the live map.
Reworked “Ultra” cockpit with smoother transitions.
“Cluster” cockpit: music element with playback progress along the edge and better readability of the gauges.
Improved
Connecting to the vehicle via Bluetooth is significantly more reliable.
The music source is now detected correctly: Apple Music, Spotify, Audible, TuneIn, YouTube Music and more instead of a generic “Bluetooth”.
Updated key card placement guide for Model 3/Y; Legacy and the new hardware generation are described separately.
Fixed
Numerous smaller bug fixes and user interface improvements.
Version 1.0
First release of Tespit on the App Store.
You'll find all versions and details on the App Store.
Outlook
What's being worked on.
An open look at the next steps.
Final phase
Android release planned for Friday, 9 October 2026
The Android app offers the same feature set as the iOS app. Development is largely complete; final optimisations, adjustments and tests are still underway. The Google Play release is planned for Friday, 9 October 2026. Some bugs and final optimisations are still being addressed so I can release Tespit fully checked rather than at 95%. The public beta is already available on Google Play.
The essential areas are largely implemented
Final testing, bug fixing and stability work in progress
OBD support – Tespit 1.1.12 (first phase: read-only)
Version 1.1.10 laid the first groundwork for OBD and experimental vLinker live telemetry. Larger OBD features are currently expected in Tespit 1.1.12; the first phase will remain read-only, with no control commands sent to the vehicle.
The Vgate vLinker MS is the primary evaluation and validation candidate
Possible but not yet guaranteed: HV battery data, pack voltage, pack current, battery power, battery and pack temperatures, cell voltage deltas, charging information
Possible but not yet guaranteed: motor and inverter data, regeneration information, thermal management, 12/16 V system, tyre pressure and tyre temperatures, driving dynamics, steering angle, g-forces
No control commands sent to the vehicle
Which data will actually be available depends on the vehicle platform, hardware, CAN bus and the technical tests. An OBD adapter is third-party hardware and not included.
Under review
Extended CAN data (read-only)
Evaluating further vehicle data via the CAN interface. Under review, strictly read-only and without control commands.
Reading only, never writing to the bus
No safety-critical vehicle control
Feasibility and scope are still being reviewed
Which data will actually be available depends on the vehicle platform, hardware, CAN bus and the technical tests.
All points are statements of intent without fixed dates. Scope and order may change.
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