Tesla App 4.61.0 was released on September 18, 2026. Its own page currently contains 3 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.
The immediate predecessor is 4.60.5, but the passkey story connects more directly to preparation in 4.60.0. We link both articles to show that distinction. The current report describes a later stage of the sign-in work and other new observations; an N/A index label does not mean its own page contains no useful information.
Passkey support advances from the preparation seen in 4.60.0 to an undocumented report of an available sign-in option. The described path runs through the profile's Security and Privacy settings, Sign In Management, and Add Passkey. This concerns account authentication, rather than replacing the phone key used for vehicle access.
Another finding points toward sharing a camera with a support representative. Permission prompts suggest a way for a representative to guide a customer visually, but they do not establish a general-purpose video-calling service or specify that the vehicle's onboard cameras are what gets shared. The precise implementation remains uncertain.
Supercharger Site Maps are reported in the iOS app. Zooming into a supported location can show stall orientation, occupancy, and the kinds of vehicles charging. That extra layout detail may help users understand a site before approaching a stall, although it is not a guaranteed reservation of a charging position.
The analysis also notes Cybercab representation in those maps. That is a display observation, not proof of a customer Robotaxi rollout at every charging location. The index labels this release N/A, but its own page contains these three Undocumented findings, so the news describes them while preserving their unofficial status.
