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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for their clue delivery on the inside _ outside, digital whale, small fish, etc. CTOnews.com August 20, Tesla App recently ushered in a 4.24.0 update, adding a new feature that allows iPhone users to use Siri to trigger Apple's quick command app, thus controlling the various settings and functions of the vehicle. In this way, users do not need to use third-party paid applications, such as Tessie, to achieve this.

The updated instructions for Tesla's application read: "access vehicle control and temperature settings from the Apple Quick Command application."

To use Siri and shortcut commands, users only need to call up Apple's Siri and say the name of the shortcut command they have set. This is a bit more troublesome than real Siri integration, because to trigger shortcut instruction automation, users must remember and accurately repeat the names they gave them, but this is probably the best solution Tesla owners can get so far.

It is reported that users can use quick commands to control various modes, such as dog mode or biological weapons defense mode, or close all windows, adjust media volume, open the front suitcase, or set charging limits. all of this can be done by voice (provided automation is set up in the shortcut application).

Complete mode control support list is attached to CTOnews.com:

Biological weapon defense mode

Camping mode

Defrosting

Dog mode

Preheat the vehicle

Set up seat heater (seat position and heating level)

Set temperature (select air conditioning temperature)

Window ventilation

Set media volume

Emission test

Close all windows

Flashing lights

Sound the whistle

Lock / unlock

Open the front suitcase

Open / close the charging port

Open / close the door (Model X)

Open / close the trunk

Sentinel mode

Set charging limit

Start / stop charging

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