If you purchased a shiny new iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro today, you may have run into an issue with your Tesla widget not working, showing the error message, “Oops! Data unavailable”.
This may have happened after you switched over your data from your old iPhone to your new iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro running iOS 16 out of the box (Apple has an iOS 16.0.1 update you should install first).
How to fix this problem? Well for starters, if you got your iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro first thing this morning, the Tesla widgets were broken. That’s because Tesla needed to update its iOS app, which didn’t happen until Friday afternoon.
So all you need to do is hit up the App Store and download the latest Tesla iOS app update, version 4.13.1. After installing this update, it fixed the Tesla widget for us and all is well again.
For the version history of the Tesla iOS app, 4.13.0 was released on Thursday, while on Friday, version 4.13.1 was pushed out, with “minor fixes and improvements.”
Click here to download the Tesla app for iPhone in the App Store, and get that update to fix your precious Tesla widget.
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Updating the app to 4.13.1 didn’t fix the widget for my iPhone 14 Pro.
Tried logging out and back in, deleting the app and reinstalling… nothing seems to fix the issue.
Not a huge deal, but it seems like I’ll need to wait for the next app update.
Weird. Did you already try deleting and re-adding the widget? Install iOS 16.0.1 yet? Phone reboot?
Im on the same boat, didnt fix it for me either.
Using my new iPhone14 Pro, I am having an issue with Tesla Controls via the Tesla mobile app. I get “command failed, check internet connection”. I have verified I am connected to the internet, I have updated the phone to 16.0.1 and updated my Tesla app to 4.13.1, these didn’t fix it. I restarted my Tesla Model3, didn’t help. For what it’s worth, I am able to play media from my phone to Tesla via Bluetooth and control pause, play, skip, etc. I guess I am stuck until another patch/fix is pushed out.
Update: I just tried signing out of the Tesla app and signing back in, this worked for me, I was able to fully connect to the Tesla controls via the app on my iPhone14 pro.
That worked for me too after forcing the App update.