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Tesla App 4.56.5 Release Notes

Tesla App 4.56.5 was released on May 4, 2026. Its own page currently contains 4 Undocumented observations, with no official feature entries. The news below explains what was found and how it relates to earlier versions; undocumented findings are unofficial and should not be read as a formal Tesla release-note announcement.

This follows 4.56.0, whose current findings focus on Supercharger queues and earlier service appointments. The new version instead develops home-charging economics, app badges, and battery-service documentation. Those are distinct topics rather than confirmation that the queue or standby service has launched. The earlier article is linked for a chronological comparison.

Undocumented Low Cost Charging references suggest that compatible Wall Connectors could schedule vehicle charging around a household's utility rate plan. The material limits support to certain chargers, without confirming a complete model list. The proposed advantage is coordinating charging time with less expensive electricity, rather than changing the vehicle's maximum charging speed.

Enhanced Charge on Solar appears to combine surplus solar generation with the same low-cost scheduling approach. That would give a home more than one way to decide when to charge. The finding also connects smart charging to Powerwall operational settings, so the app's behavior may depend on the installed energy system and tariff configuration.

A gold Plaid badge is another observation, associated in the analysis with special Model S and Model X editions. This is presentation within the app, not evidence of a performance change. Its likely connection to Signature Edition vehicles remains background interpretation rather than a new hardware specification for ordinary cars.

Finally, a reference to a repaired high-voltage battery certificate suggests future documentation after battery service. Such a record could be useful when explaining repair history, but the app wording alone does not settle whether replacements are covered or which owners will receive it. All four findings are Undocumented and are discussed without their images.

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