Automatic mileage log for Tesla Model 3.
Model 3 is the consultant and representation car. MPH DriveLog pulls trips from the car, classifies business and private using your rules, and keeps the log ready for an audit.
The sedan that opened Sweden to EVs.
Launched in Sweden
2019
First deliveries in February 2019.
Generations supported
2018 to today
Including Highland 2024.
Most common use
Consulting and reps
Long client trips, often cross-region.
Time saved
~40 h per year
Vs daily handwritten log.
Three minutes from account to finished log.
Model 3 already has all the data DriveLog needs. The car reports odometer, position, timestamps and route. What we add is classification and a verifiable audit trail. Sign in with your Tesla account, approve access, draw two geofence zones and drive.
1. Sign in with Tesla
Same account as the Tesla app. We never touch car controls, only read trip data.
2. Set two zones
One around home, one around the office. Add other clients over time.
3. Review weekly
Ten minutes on Sunday evening is enough to clear a whole week of trips.
What Skatteverket wants from a Model 3.
For a Model 3 used as a company car or in business operations, the log must show every trip with date, time, odometer at start and stop, route start and end, purpose and driver. The requirement is the same for every car, but because Model 3 often runs long client trips, it is a good example of where paper logs fail.
DriveLog delivers every line ready. Odometer and times come from the car. Classification runs against your rules. You add purpose where needed and export PDF or CSV.
More on the rules: Mileage log according to the Swedish Tax Agency. Rules and requirements 2026.
Questions about Model 3 and mileage logs.
Does it work with my Model 3 from 2018?
Yes. Every Model 3 from 2018 onwards works, including Long Range, Performance and Highland. Both RWD and AWD.
I am a consultant and drive a lot. How much time do I save?
A typical consultant spends 8 to 12 minutes a day on a paper log. Over a year that adds up to around 40 hours. DriveLog takes ten minutes a week to review, usually on Sunday evening.
My Model 3 is leased through the company. Does that matter?
No. The Tesla account decides, not ownership or lease structure. Whoever has the car on their account logs the trips.
How is a client trip classified when it starts at home, passes a client and ends at the office?
DriveLog chains trips with stops, so home-client-office becomes three segments. You classify the middle segment as business and the others as commute. Rules handle it for you once the pattern repeats.
My Model 3 changes ownership during the year. What happens to the log?
Trips logged during your ownership remain in your account. When the car moves to a different Tesla account new trips stop appearing, but the history is locked in and exportable.
More on mileage logs and consulting trips.
Drive your Model 3. Let the log run itself.
EUR 9 per vehicle and month. First 24 hours free. No lock-in.
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