Explore the comprehensive list of OBD-II parameters supported for the Tesla Model 3. This includes real-time data for engine performance, fuel efficiency, and diagnostic trouble codes. Sidecar provides access to these PIDs to help you monitor your vehicle's health.
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Vehicle is fully onboarded.
Feature is supported via OBD. Requires a connected OBD-II scanner.
Feature is supported via Connected Accounts (Beta).
General support
Sidecar supports the SAEJ1979 OBD-II standard for vehicles produced in the USA since 1996 and vehicles worldwide in the 2000’s. For vehicles that support OBD-II — typically combustion and hybrid vehicles — this enables out-of-the-box support for odometer, speed, fuel tank levels, and 100s of other parameters.
Which OBD scanners work with the Tesla?
Most standard OBD-II scanners are compatible with most vehicles. Sidecar works with a wide range of WiFi and Bluetooth ELM327-based adapters. View list of tested scanners
About the Tesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 is an all-electric sedan that has been Tesla’s most popular and affordable vehicle since its launch in 2017. Known for its minimalist interior design centered around a 15-inch touchscreen, the Model 3 uses Tesla’s proprietary infotainment system rather than standard smartphone integration platforms.
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Frequently asked questions
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Does the Tesla Model 3 support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?
No, the Tesla Model 3 does not support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in any model year.
All Model Years (2017-2025):
No factory Apple CarPlay support
No factory Android Auto support
Tesla uses a proprietary infotainment system with its own navigation, media, and communication features
15-inch touchscreen (standard across all configurations)
Tesla’s infotainment system includes built-in Spotify, YouTube, Netflix, and other streaming services
Phone connectivity via Bluetooth for calls and music streaming
Tesla has chosen not to integrate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto to maintain complete control over the in-car user experience and software ecosystem. The company prioritizes its own infotainment system, which receives regular over-the-air software updates with new features and improvements.