Hmm, I doubt that is the case. It’s almost certain they are using TeslaSwift, an open source swift implementation that communicates directly with Tesla’s own pr

Hmm, I doubt that is the case. It’s almost certain they are using TeslaSwift, an open source swift implementation that communicates directly with Tesla’s own private APIs. It’s quite common for you to instead do such a thing, since the cost of hosting such a service is nothing for you. The APIs are also extremely stable, so it’s not like Tesla is going to pull the rug from under you. The only benefit of layering your own API on top of Tesla’s would be some sort of data collection.