Tesla AI Prompt Library: 30 Questions to Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Grok About Your Car

Road trips Battery health Charging costs Diagnosing alerts Tires Winter range Daily briefings Family & multiple cars

Example answers are illustrative and labeled “Example”. Real answers come from your car's data and depend on the AI you use.

Road trips

Can I make it to [destination] and back tonight without charging?

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Example You're at 78% (~253 mi). Round trip is ~310 mi, so plan one 15-minute Supercharger stop on the way out. You'll get home with ~18%.

Is my car ready for a [200]-mile trip tomorrow morning?

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Example Yes. 90% by 6 AM (~290 mi), tires 41–42 psi, no active alerts. At 34°F expect ~15% less range.

Where's the nearest Supercharger to my car right now?

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Example Closest is 2.4 mi away. Your AI can use your car's live location (never stored) to suggest nearby options.

How much battery did my last road trip use per 100 miles?

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Example Your Oct 4 trip used about 31% per 100 mi at an average of 72 mph, about 9% more than your usual highway efficiency.

Battery health

How's my Tesla's battery health?

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Example Estimated full-charge range is 324 mi vs. 333 mi new, about 2.7% degradation. That's normal for 18 months.

How has my range at 100% changed since spring?

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Example Essentially flat: 325 mi in April, 324 mi now.

Is my battery degradation normal for my car's age and mileage?

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Example Yes. Most loss happens early and then flattens; yours has been flat for 6 months.

Run my free AskMyEV health check.

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Example Battery 78%, full-charge estimate 324 mi. Tires: FL 36 psi (low), others 42. Charging: last session normal. Alerts: 1 active (tire pressure).

Charging costs

What did charging cost me last month? My home rate is [$0.12]/kWh.

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Example September: $43.10 for 280 kWh. Home $29.50, Supercharger $13.60 (2 sessions). About 4.1¢/mile.

Did I leave my car charging, and when will it finish?

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Example Yes, charging at 7.6 kW to an 80% limit. It finishes around 9:40 PM.

How much would I have spent on gas for the same miles?

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Example About 1,050 mi at 30 mpg and $4.80/gal ≈ $168, vs. $43.10 charging.

Export my charging history as a CSV.

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Example Here's a CSV link covering your saved history (paid plans).

Diagnosing alerts

Any Tesla alerts this week? What do they mean?

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Example One active: “Tire pressure low (FL)” since 7:42 AM. One cleared: “Charging stopped” on Sep 28 (cable re-seated).

My car said [12V battery requires service]. What should I do?

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Example The low-voltage battery is weak. Keep the car plugged in and book a replacement in the Tesla app. Here's the Service Manual section for your model.

Is this alert something I can fix myself, or do I need Tesla Service?

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Example Cleaning the cameras usually clears “Autopilot features limited.” If it persists after cleaning, request service.

Show my alert history for the last 30 days.

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Example 4 alerts in 30 days: 2 tire, 1 charging, 1 software. None currently active except the tire alert.

Tires

Is a tire low?

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Example Front left 36 psi; the others are 42 (recommended 42 cold).

Is my front-left tire losing pressure over time, or is it just the cold?

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Example Down 5 psi over 3 days while the others held steady, so it's a slow leak, not temperature.

What are my tire pressures, and what should they be?

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Example FL 41, FR 42, RL 42, RR 41. Your door-jamb label lists the recommended cold pressure.

Winter range

It'll be [15]°F tomorrow. Will I make my [140]-mile round trip?

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Example Yes. Expect ~60–70% of rated range in that cold, about 165–190 mi usable. Precondition while plugged in.

How much range did I lose in last week's cold snap?

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Example Your efficiency was about 28% worse than your fall average on the coldest day (12°F).

Should I keep my car plugged in tonight in the cold?

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Example Yes, if you can: it lets the car keep the battery warm and precondition from grid power.

Daily briefings

Give me a quick morning briefing on my car.

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Example 82%, ~265 mi, charging done at 6:10 AM. Tires OK. No alerts. 41°F out, so precondition 10 minutes.

Anything I should know about my car before I head out?

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Example All clear: no active alerts, tires normal, and enough range for your usual 30 mi commute several times over.

What changed with my car since yesterday?

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Example Software updated overnight; charge went 64% → 82%; one tire alert cleared.

Family & multiple cars

List my vehicles.

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Example You have 2 cars on this Tesla account: “Blue” (Model Y) and “Ruby” (Model 3).

Which of our cars has more charge for the airport run?

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Example Ruby (Model 3) is at 88% (~240 mi); Blue is at 46%.

Did my teen leave the Model 3 unplugged?

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Example Ruby is parked at home, not plugged in, at 41%.

Connect your car first

Set-up guides: ChatGPT · Claude · Grok.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AskMyEV prompt library?

A free collection of copy-paste questions for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok that work once your Tesla is connected with AskMyEV: road trips, battery health, charging costs, alerts, tires, winter range, daily briefings and multi-car households.

Do these prompts work without AskMyEV?

Your AI can explain general Tesla topics without it, but to answer about your own car (charge, range, tires, alerts, history) it needs a connector like AskMyEV.

Are the example answers real?

No. They're illustrative examples to show the kind of answer you'll get. Your AI's answers come from your car's actual data.

Can I use AskMyEV with more than one car?

Your AI can list every car on your Tesla account. Each AskMyEV plan covers one vehicle; contact support@askmyev.com about additional cars.

Which prompts need a paid plan?

Questions about history and trends (such as “since spring”, monthly charging cost or CSV export) use the history log on paid plans. Live status questions and the free health check work right away.