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Effective and last updated August 21, 2026

Recommended for @TeslrBot · no token management

Connect Teslr in three steps

  1. Connect X. Open the Teslr connection page and sign in with the X account you will use to tag @TeslrBot.
  2. Connect Tesla. Sign in through Tesla and approve the requested permissions. Teslr links that Tesla authorization to the verified X account for you.
  3. Add the virtual key. Pair it from your phone for each vehicle you want Teslr to control. The key is optional for read-only questions and required for supported vehicle commands.

That's it. There is no Teslr token to copy, paste, save, or post for the @TeslrBot flow.

Start the 3-step connection →

Never send support a secret

Do not post or message a Tesla credential or legacy Teslr token, VIN, plate, PIN, invitation link, exact location, or trip history. Teslr support will never ask for one.

Unlink X and vehicle providers

  1. Return to the Teslr connection page.
  2. Choose Unlink.
  3. Sign in with the same X account to confirm.
  4. Optionally remove Teslr's virtual key from each vehicle in the Tesla app.

Unlinking removes the X-to-Tesla pairing, encrypted Tesla authorization, management session, and private account-level activity record. The vehicle's virtual key must be removed separately in Tesla if you no longer want it paired.

Compatibility option

Using Bankr or another AI

The original private-token connection remains available for Bankr and compatible assistants. It is separate from the recommended @TeslrBot connection above.

  1. Start the Bankr-compatible Tesla connection from Teslr.
  2. Approve the requested Tesla permissions.
  3. Copy the one-time token into your assistant's secure settings as TESLR_FLEET_TOKEN.
  4. Pair the Teslr virtual key for each vehicle you want to control.
  5. Refresh the Teslr skill and ask it to list your vehicles.

Disconnect Bankr

For the Bankr-compatible path, move to a clearly private assistant conversation, ask it to disconnect Tesla from Teslr, confirm the request, and delete TESLR_FLEET_TOKEN from its secure settings. You may also remove Teslr from Tesla's third-party app access and remove the virtual key from each vehicle.

If a compatibility token may be exposed

Stop sending commands. For Bankr or another compatible assistant, disconnect the Teslr connection and remove TESLR_FLEET_TOKEN. Reconnect only after the old credential is invalid.

Common setup messages

  • X connection failed: return to the connection page and retry from the same browser.
  • X account not linked: complete the three-step connection with the same X account that tags @TeslrBot.
  • Virtual key not paired: open the pairing link on the phone with the Tesla app and approve Teslr for that vehicle.
  • Scope required: reconnect from the connection page and approve the requested Tesla permission.
  • Command service unavailable: wait and try later; do not repeatedly send a command whose outcome is uncertain.
  • Rate limited: wait for the retry window rather than changing providers or repeating the request.
  • Command outcome uncertain: check the real vehicle state before any retry.

Contact

Contact @TeslrBot on X with a generic error code and approximate time only. Do not include vehicle identity, location, provider response data, credentials, or account linkage in a public post or direct message.