Tesla FleetAPI is upgraded again to fully support Powerwall and other energy devices

Tesla Energy announced today that their latest FleetAPI is fully compatible with Powerwall energy systems, solar panels and Wall Connector wall-mounted connectors. The news was announced on January 5 via Tesla’s X platform.

Tesla launched the Fleet API designed for "fleet management" in October 2023, and provided detailed development documents to facilitate developers to create third-party applications. This move shows Tesla’s determination to promote intelligent and networked energy products.

According to our understanding, FleetAPI is a data and command service based on RESTful architecture that enables partners to interact with Tesla vehicles and energy equipment. Partners can interact with their own devices or authorized customers through this interface to achieve more intelligent energy management.

Tesla’s official website documentation clearly stipulates that access to all API endpoints requires the use of authentication tokens. Only users with a partner authentication token can modify application calls and directly access enterprise-owned devices. In addition, third-party applications can also use the customer's account ID to generate a third-party token, which is said to have access to most endpoints. Through this mechanism, Tesla ensures the reliability of its systems in terms of safety.

As Tesla continues to improve FleetAPI and gradually integrates more of its own product components, it is generally believed that this will greatly facilitate the development of applications by third-party power and energy companies, thereby promoting the intelligentization process of the entire energy industry.

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