See what your Tesla reports about its battery.

On supported models, TSLAIQ for iPhone uses a compatible adapter to record full pack capacity, fault codes, and available cell group voltages. Raw cell group data only syncs to the web account when the owner opts in. The app sends no vehicle commands.

TSLAIQ is currently in a closed trial.

Battery record example

Example capture date: June 1, 2026

Recorded input72.9 kWh

BMS full pack capacity

Source: battery management system

Reference value86.0 kWh

Reference capacity when new

Source: pack reference used for this example

Calculated result84.8%

Calculated battery health

72.9 ÷ 86.0 = 84.8%

Method: energy capacity

Calculated by TSLAIQ

Illustrative record layout using example values.

See how one result is built.

Recorded values show their capture time and source. When either is missing, the interface marks that detail as unavailable.

  1. Recorded input

    The scan records full pack capacity, its capture time, and the battery management system as the source.

  2. Reference value

    The reference capacity stays separate from the value recorded from the car, with its source shown alongside it.

  3. Calculated result

    TSLAIQ shows the formula and method, and marks the result unavailable when either input is missing.

How TSLAIQ records a scan.

  1. Compatible setup

    A scan requires a supported model, year, and compatible diagnostic adapter.

  2. Record

    The iPhone app records available battery and vehicle data.

  3. Review

    Recorded values include their source and capture time when available.

Shop and fleet tools are in development.

The working design applies the same source and capture date detail to signed battery records, public verification, and fleet views.

Looking up a VIN?

VIN Reports is a separate TSLAIQ service that checks available records for a Tesla VIN without connecting to the car.

Open VIN Reports