Add visual metrics to your videos with Tesla and Telemetry Overlay
Download nowThere are multiple ways to import data from Tesla drives, the most specific being Tessie and Tesla Track Mode.
Some Tesla vehicles (legacy Model 3 Performance, not tested with Highland yet) have a Track Mode V2 setting that allows drivers to customize their handling. In this mode, the car also records a significant amount of car metrics to the CSV format. Video and telemetry data is downloadable to a USB drive. the data includes lap times, acceleration, deceleration, G-meter, vehicle thermals and tire utilization. To save data, plug in a USB flash drive with a folder named TeslaTrackMode.
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Telemetry Overlay supports most video formats and dozens of embedded and external data formats.
Gauges can be customized to a great extent, but presets and defaults can make the user experience extremely easy.
Map and satellite imagery is available for representing GPS data.
Export formats for both professional and social use are available.
Lots of documentation, tutorials and an active community help achieve great results.
Tessie (experimental) is a third-party app and a platform for managing Tesla vehicles. After being connected to a car, it can export a CSV file of each drive with a significant amount of information. With some Tessie versions and Tesla firmwares, the available data frequency is very low (2 samples per minute), which is not ideal for many gauges and use cases. This is likely to improve over time, but not guaranteed.
Some of the data streams may be available in one format and not the other. For example, Tesla Track Mode may include steering wheel and pedals data but lack outside air temperature.
Speedometer, GPS Path, Accelerometer, Altitude, Distance, Slope, Dynamic Map, Bearing, Acceleration (GPS), Time & Date, Lap Timer, Pace, Power, Vertical Speed, Thermometer, Elevation Gain, Coordinates, Altitude vs Distance, Battery %, Throttle, Brake Pressure, Steering Wheel, Lean Angle (2 wheel), Airspeed, Altimeter, Heading Indicator, Turn Coordinator, Vertical Speed Indicator, Longitudinal Acceleration (GPS), Acceleration (speed-based), Lateral Acceleration (GPS), Zero to Speed, Distance Timer, GPS Path + Compass, Distance Home, Power Zones, Power to Body Weight, Sector Times, Corner Speeds, Custom, Dynamic Text, Static Title, Static Image, Export GPX, Watermark and Additional streams.
Availability may vary between devices and recording conditions.
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