Just looked at the revised pricing and … holy forking shirtballs. In fact double zoinks as the pricing is now per vehicle as well!!
I believe the way iOS works is they have to show old prices along with new as long as some are still signed up to that package but not 100%.
There will be some subscribers on a legacy plan. Not all of those prices will necessarily be available to subscribe to in app now.
I mean, I like Tessie, but it simply isn’t worth the current asking price. I don’t see how it can ever be worth the asking price for an individual “private” subscriber at those rates either, but other people’s value judgements will rightfully differ!They’ll have to put in place a finance plan soon with 9% APR
I’ve found Tessie indispensable for journey tracking mainly to do company mileage claims, and quite often the idle battery drain analysis (although I could do this with my Home Assistant integration I suppose).
Details over in the Tessie section of TMCI believe the way iOS works is they have to show old prices along with new as long as some are still signed up to that package but not 100%.
Easier to just look on their website. Guessing as it’s $12.99 a month the £12.99 is the right one. It’s also $499 for a lifetime subscription for a single car…
I’ll stick with Teslamate frankly.
It appears that Lights > Automatic Indicator Mode has been set to Auto Cancel for some people after the upgrade. Switch it back to Off if you don't like it.
Same for me. I use Teslamate(self hosted on a dedicated Pi) and recently started using Tessie. The data logging makes claiming business mileage expenses so much easier, as I can easily figure what drives in a particular time period where work trips and exactly how many miles to claim. I started using Tessie as Teslamate was going through some troubles with the original developer moving on and uncertainty about the new API.
Look to teslalogger as that already supports the new API and was the basis of teslamate
