Understand your report

Your Car Pulse Tracker report is organized into sections. Here is what each one shows.

Vehicle Overview

Basic details about your Tesla: make, model, year, VIN, trim, odometer, display name, and current vehicle state.

Battery and Range

Current battery level, usable battery, charge limit, rated/estimated/ideal range, and charging state. Also includes Battery State of Health (SoH) and battery capacity in kWh.

Tire Pressure (TPMS)

Tire pressure readings from all four positions with soft and hard warnings.

Charging Activity

Current charging state, charger type, and charge session details. Includes charging history up to 24 months with downloadable invoices and CSV export.

Warranty and Service History

Service status showing whether the vehicle is currently in service mode, plus warranty coverage details with expiration dates and odometer limits.

Recent Alerts

Active and recent alerts from the vehicle, categorized by type: charging, tires, driver assist, and other. Includes alert count, repeated issues, and category breakdown.

Features and Specification

Vehicle configuration details: exterior color, wheels, interior, drive unit, charge port type, and driver assist package. Also includes factory option codes and technical specifications from Tesla's partner endpoint.

Software and Updates

Installed firmware version, pending update status, download progress, and firmware release notes.

Climate and Comfort

Current climate system state including cabin temperature, seat heaters, defrosters, and cabin overheat protection settings.

Interactive Dashboard Visualisations

When you view your report in the online dashboard, several sections are rendered as interactive charts (the same figures also appear in the downloadable PDF). Hover over any chart to read the exact values.

• Battery Health (SoH) gauge - A dial showing the percentage of your battery's original capacity that remains. The needle sits on a colour band (red, amber, green), so you can tell at a glance whether the State of Health is poor, fair, or strong.
• Capacity degradation trajectory - A line chart that plots battery capacity against distance driven and projects the trend forward to the 70% warranty floor. Your vehicle's measured point is overlaid on the modelled trajectory so you can see where it sits relative to the expected curve.
• Charge limit distribution - Horizontal bars comparing your current battery level against your configured maximum charge limit, so you can confirm your day-to-day charge ceiling (Tesla recommends 80-90%).
• Charging session history - Bars showing the energy (kWh) delivered in each recent charging session over time. AC (home/destination) and DC fast-charging sessions are distinguished, with sessions averaging more than 25 kW classified as DC fast charging, because heavy DC use influences long-term battery degradation.

Glossary

Each report includes a glossary of technical terms translated into your selected language. See also the Glossary article in the Reports section of this support page for detailed explanations.