iCar

The dashboard for your Tesla

iCar replaces your Tesla browser's home page: your shortcuts as large tiles, all your car's data — battery, charging, trips — and the commands you actually use, from Sentry to Camp Mode, one tap away. The weather and the map of wherever you're driving, and something to do while you charge. You set it all from your phone; the car keeps up on its own.

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The iCar home screen in a Tesla: time, weather, range and a grid of favourites as large tiles
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colour included with the subscription
  • The copilot for your Tesla

    All your car's data, plus the controls: sentry, camp mode, trunks, charge limit by place, and your trips and charging history.

  • Your favourites as large tiles

    A launcher-style grid, sorted into sections, with targets sized for a finger. You manage it from your phone and the car keeps up on its own.

  • Weather and live info

    The weather where you're driving, a map that follows the car, and the range you have left. All on one line, at the top of the screen.

Trips

Where you went, drawn on a map

Included

Every drive is recorded, split into trips automatically and drawn on the map, readable from the car and from your phone alike.

Nothing to start, nothing to stop
No button to remember when you get in. Trips are split on our servers, from what the car sends, with no action from you.
Gapless when you connect your Tesla
Browser location only works while the browser is on screen. With a subscription, the car itself reports its position, and the trip is whole.
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The iCar trip list, with the route drawn on a map

Battery

Track your charging, and set the limit by place

With a subscription

Range, charge limit, degradation against the best reading on record, and your charging log with the energy delivered and what it cost.

The setting Tesla doesn't offer
80% at home to spare the battery, 100% at work to leave with range to spare. iCar sets the limit the moment you plug in. The car only reports that it is there; no address is ever shared with us.
Superchargers you can actually reach
Not the closest ones: the ones truly within what you have left. The radius comes from your range at this moment.
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The iCar battery panel: remaining range, and the charge limit set separately for home and for work

Speed cameras

Always informed, always at the right speed

With a subscription

You avoid fines, and you drive at the right speed.

Facing your direction of travel
A camera watching the opposite carriageway is none of your business: where its bearing is known, it is compared with your heading.
A public source, kept current
Positions are checked and refreshed regularly. What you pay for is the work of keeping them current and announcing them at the right moment.
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The iCar map showing nearby speed cameras

Landmarks

What you can discover along the way

Included

Castles, abbeys, memorials: along your route, a panel tells you what you're approaching, with its photo and the summary of its article.

Loaded ahead, readable in a tunnel
Summaries and photos arrive in thirty-kilometre batches, long before they're needed. A tunnel doesn't leave the panel empty.
One button to read, one to go
The article opens over the screen without leaving iCar. And if the place tempts you, the destination goes straight to the car's own navigation.
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A landmark announced on the iCar screen, with its photo and summary

Entertainment

Live television, and something to pass the time

With a subscription

A charging stop lasts twenty minutes, sometimes forty. iCar puts a TV player and a few games on the car's screen, so that time looks like something other than waiting in front of a gauge.

Hundreds of channels, nothing to install
The player is built in: no app, no account, no key to type on a touchscreen. Several hundred channels from around the world, grouped by category, checked every night — one channel in six stops broadcasting from one month to the next, and a dead stream is a black screen you end up staring at.
Games for charging stops
Snake is there, with its best score kept from one game to the next: the game you start without thinking about it while the car charges. And plenty more to come.
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iCar's TV player on a Tesla screen, with a music channel playing

How it works

  1. 1

    Open geticar.com/app in the car

    A short code and a QR code appear on the car screen.

  2. 2

    Scan the code with your phone

    The car is linked to your account, with nothing to type on the touchscreen.

  3. 3

    Manage your bookmarks from your phone

    Add, sort into categories, drag and drop: the car grid follows within seconds.

geticar.com/app

Comparison with the paid subscription

The subscription gives access to the Tesla Fleet API needed to retrieve the car's data.

FeatureFree €0With a subscription 4,99 € / month
Your favourites as large tiles, managed from your phoneincludedincluded
Weather and map of where you're drivingincludedincluded
Destination searchincludedincluded
Landmarks announced along the way, with their summaryincludedincluded
Calculator, timer, guided breathing, notesincludedincluded
Trips recorded by the browserincludedincluded
Sentry, Dog and Camp modes, trunks — from the car's screennot includedincluded
Trips recorded by the car, with no gapsnot includedincluded
Battery, range and vehicle datanot includedincluded
Charging log: energy, charger and costnot includedincluded
Tesla Superchargers you can actually reachnot includedincluded
Speed cameras announced en route and on the mapnot includedincluded
Send a destination to the Tesla's navigationnot includedincluded
Up to 2 cars per account, at no extra costnot includedincluded
Entertainment (100+ TV channels, games)not includedincluded

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