• Card digits are typed in when adding a card; the NFC scan is gone (iPhone could not read most charging cards). • Choose the traffic layer: Apple's own or the detailed flow, which now draws only where its colours can be read. • CarPlay and Siri plan from the charge a linked Tesla reports. • A driver whose trial is about to end is offered the monthly plan to keep going. • Small fixes.

• Link your Tesla: trip plans start from the car's own state of charge, the map shows where it is parked, and the Supercharger sessions Tesla billed land in your charging log. In Premium. • Arrival charge: ask to arrive with at least 60% and the plan adds a stop if it has to — useful where there is nowhere to plug in. • Press and hold the map: a village, a plateau, a junction — route to it even when search cannot find it, add it as a stop, or start from there. • Choose the traffic layer: Apple's own or the detailed flow. • Model Y is split into Legacy and Juniper, so battery and range come from your car's real figures. • The Premium screen now fits on one page.

• Planning is now free: the map, stations, trip and charging plans, tariffs and the calculator need no subscription. • My cards (Premium): scan your charging cards in with NFC and add them to Apple Wallet; trip plans put those networks first, and stations show whether you hold their card. • Jump from a station straight into its network's app to start charging. • Tidier network logos and station screens.

• Road reports: share what you see on the road in two taps, on the driving screen or in CarPlay. It shows on other drivers’ maps and is announced ahead; reports end by themselves within hours. • Speed cameras: hundreds of mapped speed cameras added to the enforcement points, with their limit where known. Shown on the map even without a route. • The charge you leave with: at a charging stop, enter the charge you leave with, or say you only took a break; the rest of the trip is planned from it. • Alternative chargers: each stop lists the other chargers you can reach; tap one to stop there. You also choose how far each stop charges. • Avoid motorways and toll roads; voice guidance stays on the road you chose. • Least energy: pick the route that uses the least energy with the hills and weather counted; each route shows its kWh and total climb.

• Alternative roads for the same trip: each one's charging plan, cost and camera checks, side by side. • Enforcement points and average-speed corridors along the route, on the map and in the summary. • Choose where the charging break happens: rest area, fuel station, mall or hotel. • Map layers for rest areas, restrooms, showers, pharmacies, restaurants, mosques and parking. • 12,987 stations, up from 2,257: Türkiye's official charger register is now included. • CarPlay: route choices, the venue filter and rest areas on the car screen. • Speed and stability improvements.