Vehicles has four cards: Car, Maintenance, Running costs and Expenses. Pick one in the row above the page (a dropdown on a phone). The vehicle menu at the top decides which cars they show; with several cars, Car lists them, the ones that need attention first (see Cars that need attention), and a row opens one.
The cards
- Car: model, when it was last seen, software (Current software, Available update, Release notes when Tesla sends them), map version, and the last data from the car (charge limit, battery health where Tesla provides it, tyre pressures). Who else has access shows only when the car is shared. Car setup opens the steps for adding the virtual key; on business accounts Fleet reports opens the fleet's figures.
- Maintenance: inspections, service, tyres, insurance and other deadlines; see Maintenance.
- Running costs (What the car costs): charging, expenses and the regular costs you add, such as insurance, a lease or a parking space, per month and per kilometre, month by month and against a year earlier. With several cars, an All cars row adds them up. On business accounts, the car's default cost centre is set here.
- Expenses: carwash, service, parking, tolls, fines and other costs; see Expenses.
Adding a regular cost
- On the Running costs card, choose Add a recurring cost.
- Pick the kind of cost, give it a name, amount, currency and how often it is paid (for example yearly insurance).
- Business accounts can book it to a cost centre.
- Save. It counts from its start date in the totals and the cost per kilometre.
Insurance that is part of a lease is marked as such and not counted twice.
When something looks wrong
- No Tesla account connected yet: see Connecting your car.
- The last data is old: the car may be asleep; see When data is missing.
- Cost per kilometre missing: it needs recorded drives in the period.
Related: Maintenance, Charging.
Did not find your answer? Write to support@viametry.com. In the app, Help at the top right of every page opens the guide for that page.