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Does anyone actually get approved to use these APIs? Or is this another example of Tesla making big claims of openness without following through?
by mvdtnz 3y ago
Does anyone actually get approved to use these APIs? Or is this another example of Tesla making big claims of openness without following through?
- brentm 3y agoThere are 3rd party Tesla apps (Tessie.com) that I presume are.
- tomschlick 3y agoGiven that this is named "Fleet API", I'd wager that its pointed at corporations that own a bunch of Teslas for employee use, or for companies looking to start a Tesla based rental car company more than anything.
- mvdtnz 3y agoI have no idea what you think your comment has to do with my question, but ok?
- pests 3y agoCompanies probably get approved.
- mattkrause 3y agoI think they’re predicting that most of the API usage will be “private”, so you won’t see Direct-To-Consumer “Download this on your Tesla” apps. Instead, your rental or motor pool Tesla will just have a few customizations.
- vsl 3y agoIt's named "Fleet API", because Tesla refers to the Teslas out there as "fleet".
- tjungblut 3y agoJust tried to sign up, got an immediate rejection.
- pfista 3y agoSame- instant rejection. I wonder if they are trying to make test calls to the redirect uris / authorized origin?