Releases

What changed in iCar, version by version.

0.7.0 August 14, 2026

Live TV in the car: the channels of your country, one tap away, with a subscription.
Your favourite channels at the top of the list, and zapping from one to the next without going back to the catalogue.
Email yourself a trip, with its route attached — it opens in any map app.
Pay for your subscription in your own currency: euro, dollar, pound, Swiss franc or Canadian dollar.
A charge limit per place: 80% at home, 100% at work. iCar sets it when you plug in, without ever being told an address.
Bug fixes and improvements.

Native navigation: iCar shows the destination set in the car, and can send it one from a landmark, a charger or the map.
Destination search from the car's map: an address, a town or a Supercharger, sent to the navigation with one tap.
Speed cameras are announced along the way and shown on the map, with the enforced speed when it is known.
Superchargers across Europe and the United States join those in France, for 5,400 stations in all.
The charging log now gives energy delivered, the charger's name and the cost — billed by Tesla, or estimated from your own rates.
The interface speaks Spanish and German, and the country setting covers the whole world.
The map zooms with a pinch, and a single basemap is now served everywhere.

Subscription: €5 per month or €50 per year, cancellable online at any time. The rest of iCar stays free, with no time limit.
The car speaks for itself: battery, range and odometer in the header, with degradation details and a charging log.
Trips are recorded by the vehicle itself, without the gaps the browser left behind, including charge at start and finish.
Tesla Superchargers you can actually reach on the remaining range now appear on the map.
Points of interest: 44,581 entries now, Europe and the United States on top of France, plus a Take me there button.
New Games section for subscribers, with Snake — the snake's head is a plug, the apples are charging stations.
Welcome flow when creating an account, terms of service, privacy policy and legal notice.

Landmarks announced along the way now come with a summary and a photo, plus a Read button that opens the article without leaving iCar.
Sign in with a Tesla account, read-only: iCar displays, it never sends commands.
New iCar section in the car: information, account access, and a sign-out for rental vehicles.
New Cloud section: Google Drive, iCloud and OneDrive.
Redesigned home page, built around what the product does.
TeslaMate linking removed from the interface: it only concerned users self-hosting an instance.