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Drivers flag police, mobile cameras and road hazards. You see them instantly — in real time, right on the map.
Teslawaze shows speed cameras, police checkpoints and road hazards in real time — right on your Tesla's screen. Built by the driver community. Made for drivers.
Runs right in the browser· Nothing to install· 100% free
This is how teslawaze.eu looks on your car's screen in real time — the map follows your heading like a real navigation system.
From community reports to official open data — Teslawaze brings it all together into one clear, live map.
Drivers flag police, mobile cameras and road hazards. You see them instantly — in real time, right on the map.
The full network of speed and red-light cameras from OpenStreetMap — kept up to date and shown right where you're driving.
See where average-speed enforcement zones begin and end. As you drive, we show how far you've got left and your average speed within the zone.
Charging stations with real-time status — available or busy, connector type, power and price. Data from national open registries (NOBIL in Norway).
An audible and visual alert as you approach a camera or hazard — so you have time to react calmly and safely.
It rotates with your direction of travel like real navigation — you always see what's ahead, not what's behind.
The interface adapts to the time of day with a single tap — easy on the eyes whether you're driving in daylight or darkness.
Jams, accidents, roadworks, police and other reports from the Waze community — right on the map, everywhere you drive.
Enter a destination — get a turn-by-turn route and see how many cameras or police are waiting along the way. Go off route and it recalculates automatically.
A sign shows the posted limit for the road you're on (OpenStreetMap). The sound and "Slow down to" only trigger when you're over the limit — otherwise it stays out of your way.
Pick a fast-charging station and tap "Navigate" — the route goes straight to your Tesla's navigation, and the car preconditions the battery on the way so you charge at full speed the moment you arrive. In winter, that can save tens of minutes.
Switch the map to a crisp satellite view with a single tap — high-resolution orthophotography, sharpened on our server so it reads clearly.
Save your home and work addresses — tap the empty search box and get instant shortcuts for a quick route. Addresses are stored only in your browser and never sent anywhere.
No app, no sign-up, no install. Just open teslawaze.eu in your car's built-in browser — and the map is ready to ride along with you.
No downloads, no accounts. Open the address — and you're on the map.
The interface lays out beautifully on both the Model 3/Y landscape screen and the taller Model S/X display.
A short, clear tone instead of speech synthesis — it works reliably in the car's browser.
Everything — from buttons to alerts — is designed and refined by drivers who live on these roads.
Pick a fast-charging station and tap "Navigate" to send the route straight to your native Tesla navigation — and the car preconditions the battery on the way, so you charge at full power the moment you arrive. Especially handy in cold weather.
Tap "Navigate" and the station appears in your car's navigation, while the Tesla itself warms up the battery on the road (software 2025.2.8+).
A preconditioned battery charges at full power right away — in winter that saves tens of minutes at the station.
Only the destination is sent. We store nothing but encrypted access tokens, your car's name and VIN — no location, no telemetry, no tracking.
Link your Tesla account securely a single time — after that it just works, every time you tap "Navigate".
On the way to the station, Teslawaze hands the destination to your Tesla navigation — and the car starts preconditioning the battery automatically.
Type teslawaze.eu into your car's browser. Nothing to download or install.
The map finds you automatically and starts moving along with you — just like regular navigation.
Get alerts ahead of time and give back to the community — flag whatever you spot on the road.