Waymark / Routes / developer.tesla.com send signed vehicle charging commands (start, stop, set charge limit) to a Tesla vehicle via the Tesla Fleet API
domain: developer.tesla.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Register a Tesla developer application and complete the OAuth2 authorization flow to obtain a user access token with the vehicle command scope Generate a virtual key pair and have the vehicle owner enroll the app's virtual key via the Tesla mobile app Deploy or use Tesla's Vehicle Command Proxy to sign outgoing commands with the enrolled virtual key before they reach the vehicle POST /api/1/vehicles/{vin}/command/charge_start or charge_stop to control charging state POST /api/1/vehicles/{vin}/command/set_charge_limit with a percent parameter to change the charge limit Wake the vehicle first if it is asleep, since commands sent to a sleeping vehicle will fail Known gotchas Unsigned commands are rejected by the vehicle outright — virtual key enrollment and Command Proxy signing are mandatory, not optional Vehicles in deep sleep must be woken first, and commands can still time out on poor connectivity; implement retry with backoff
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