You can now easily (1 minute) add Grok in car support to all your TezLab data. You can get all your cars data, ask it to honk your horn and anything else you can think of. This is pretty incredible. Shoutout to all those who have helped improve our MCP server.
https://t.co/AUWvRfoNlO
@niccruzpatane@DirtyTesLa@teslasi@TesLatino@teslaownersSV@herbertong
@jamuguita We'll try for the next couple of weeks. Thanks for asking. We're in the process of a larger redesign of the core app but we'll put some extra cycles here to get it over the finish line.
You can now easily (1 minute) add Grok in car support to all your TezLab data. You can get all your cars data, ask it to honk your horn and anything else you can think of. This is pretty incredible. Shoutout to all those who have helped improve our MCP server.
https://t.co/AUWvRfoNlO
@niccruzpatane@DirtyTesLa@teslasi@TesLatino@teslaownersSV@herbertong
Cybertruck 4680 cells have very impressive degradation.
After two years and ~30K miles, this Cybertruck battery still has 94.5% capacity remaining. Incredible.
If you're wondering what your car's capacity is, @TezLabApp has a pretty cool app to check it.
If you'd like to jump straight into the early integration demo of Grok Bot from the Tesla onboard Grok voice before reading the article, here's the short video.
It's only the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
I am doing so much more now after a few weeks of testing and the early enhancements with everyone that was testing and providing feedback.
i.e. While on this @DinerDash2026 road trip, I can tell Grok to order me food or drinks at say, Starbucks, ahead of time and it will even make the paymnt for me and I get the points in my Starbucks account.
Coffee is ready when I arrive.
And this is just a mundane use case. For actual work stuff, you can delegate work to any of your bots, gets status, reports, etc.