Tesla Updates App to V4.60 Adding Passkey Support, Powershare and Wallet Improvements
The update introduces biometric login authentication and expands vehicle energy-sharing capabilities for supported models.
Tesla has released version 4.60 of its mobile app, introducing passkey authentication alongside expanded Powershare functionality and updated Wallet features for in-app payments.
What Happened
The latest Tesla app update adds passkey support, allowing users to log in using Face ID, Touch ID, or a six-digit PIN instead of a traditional password. The update also expands Powershare capabilities—Tesla's vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid energy feature—to include Cybertruck, in addition to existing supported models. For Wallet, the update modifies Supercharger session handling by displaying charging locations directly within payment receipts, eliminating the need for separate transaction history lookups.
Why It Matters
Passkey authentication ties app access to device-level biometric security rather than a memorized password, reducing exposure to phishing and credential theft. The expansion of Powershare support to Cybertruck owners means those vehicles can now discharge stored battery energy back to homes or the electrical grid, aligning with broader vehicle-as-resource capabilities already available on other Tesla models. The Wallet change simplifies Supercharger payment tracking by consolidating location data alongside transaction details in a single view.
The Bottom Line
Tesla's V4.60 app update adds biometric login options and extends Powershare compatibility while streamlining how owners track charging payments. Owners should update their Tesla app through their device's app store to access these features.
