Tesla quietly updated its mobile app to version 4.60, and the release notes undersell what’s actually inside it. Beyond the visible changelog, code found in the update points to native Passkey login and new wallet features headed to your phone.
What’s confirmed in the update
According to Tesla’s official 4.60.0 release notes, this update adds Passkey support as an alternative to typing a password and a 2FA code every time you open the app — instead you’d authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or a hardware security key. As of this release, Passkey login isn’t switched on yet; the option exists in the app’s code but Tesla hasn’t activated it for users.
What else is hiding in the code
The same update also contains references to expanded Wallet features and to Cybertruck Powershare working with a home Powerwall — a capability Cybertruck owners have been waiting on since Powershare’s original rollout. Neither has shipped yet either; both are still just strings and references inside the app package, not live features. Treat both as “coming,” not “here” — Tesla has a track record of code references sitting dormant for weeks or months before a feature actually activates.
What it means for your car
Nothing changes in how you use the app today. Update to 4.60 when your app store prompts you, but don’t expect Passkey login or Powershare-to-Powerwall to show up immediately — Tesla typically flips these features on in a later point release once server-side work catches up with the client code.
Ryan Shaw dug through the update on his channel on August 28, 2026, walking through what the app changelog leaves out:
The video above is one creator’s read of the app’s code, not an official Tesla statement about what’s shipping or when — the sourced details above are what to rely on for now.
Photo by Mustafa ezz.
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