Can you charge a Tesla on the Blink network?
The Blink charging network is a Level 2 public charging network in the US with locations coast to coast. Since 2009, more than 78,000 charging stations have been deployed by Blink, making it one of the largest charging networks. Unlike competitors, Blink designs, manufactures, and operates charging stations by partnering with commercial property owners. This […]
Pro Tip: Quickly Swipe between products in the Tesla app
If you have more than one Tesla product registered in your account, there is a great little UI easter egg that makes switching between products so simple and fast. When you are viewing a car or home energy product in the app, you can swipe from the left and right edges of the screen to […]
Rented Tesla cars now support Tesla app access
With recent software updates this year, Tesla made fleet management easier for companies like Hertz that are renting out tens of thousands of Tesla EVs worldwide. Renters can now get a taste of the benefits of the Tesla app that comes with the ownership experience. Previously, Tesla renters were only given a single key card […]
Can you charge a Tesla on the EVgo network?
EVgo is a Level 3 fast charging network operator with locations in 34 US states and 1000+ DC fast charging stalls, as of 2023. Most locations offer 50 kW DC charging, while newer and upgraded locations offer 100 kW and 350 kW stalls too. The main way to find, activate, and pay for charging is […]
Is Premium Connectivity worth it for Tesla Owners?
Every Tesla car is connected to the Internet at all times. This opens up a world of possibilities not possible with any car I’ve owned before. Upon purchasing a new Tesla, the buyer now receives 1 month of free Premium Connectivity and eight years of Standard Connectivity. Basic functions will work with Standard Connectivity, but […]
Can you charge a Tesla on the FLO charging network?
The FLO network operates thousands of Level 2 and fast DC Level 3 charging points across Canada and the United States. According to the company, there are 95k+ charging points across the continent, serving over a million charging sessions monthly. You are likely to find FLO’s blue chargers in parking lots, points of interest, and […]
What is the blue dot on the Tesla charging status bar?
Have you ever noticed a small blue section in front of the green energy status bar in your Tesla app? This often happens when you are plugged in and adjusting your maximum charge level, and a blue dot may appear. I used to think that perhaps it represented how fast I was recharging the battery, […]
Can you charge Teslas on the Ivy Charging Network?
When driving in the Canadian province of Ontario, you will often encounter Ivy Network charging stations at ONroute rest stops along the 400-series of highways. Ivy is the exclusive charging partner for ONroute service centers, and are perfect place to stop along long road trips. Without leaving the highway system, the ONroute stop will have […]
Why every Tesla owner needs a set of Jack Pads in the trunk
It is Autumn here in the Northeast, which means most drivers around these parts are going to be switching to winter snow tires in the coming weeks. But even drivers who use a single set of tires year-round, still need to rotate their rubber front to back every 10,000 miles or so to promote even […]
How to view Tesla Sentry Mode Videos
The Sentry Mode security system is one of many benefits of owning a Tesla vehicle. The all-electric powertrain with a large battery is what makes continuous video recording possible for days at a time, whereas a gasoline-powered car will run down its’ 12-volt system in a matter of hours. Tesla cars use video feeds from […]