Cybertruck Screen Map

Closes windows, locks the charge port and disables wipers for a wash. Source ›

Folds or unfolds the mirrors; we can save locations for automatic folding. Source ›

Opens or closes the glovebox; touch and hold to calibrate. Source ›

Select the left or right mirror, then angle it with the left scroll button. Source ›

Press and hold to shift into Neutral. Source ›

Sets the air suspension ride height. Source ›

Sets precondition and charge times for each location. Source ›

Moves the front passenger seat forward or back. Source ›

Adjusts steering wheel position with the left scroll button. Source ›

Opens or closes the tonneau cover. Source ›

Scans for and connects to Wi-Fi networks. Source ›

Reduces road noise; may need several minutes of driving to calibrate. Source ›

Lets the Tesla app control media playback. Source ›

Connect, disconnect or forget devices; allow contacts and messages. Source ›

Disables standby features below a 10–20% threshold we choose. Source ›

Opens the charge port door. Source ›

Enables powering the home from the battery during an outage. Source ›

Stops sending power from the battery. Source ›

Dark, Light or Auto. Source ›

Shows the side camera view when signaling. Source ›

Screen brightness slider; adapts to ambient light in Auto. Source ›

Shows the Cybertruck logo or the Tesla logo at power-on. Source ›

Miles or kilometers. Source ›

Customizes the Energy app consumption chart. Source ›

Locks the rear touchscreen. Source ›

Auto shows the rear view when the tonneau is closed. Source ›

Warmer screen colors at night. Source ›

Darkens and disables the screen for cleaning. Source ›

Customizes the left scroll button. Source ›

Fahrenheit or Celsius. Source ›

12- or 24-hour clock. Source ›

Shows tire pressures in Bar or PSI. Source ›

Changes the screen language; Park required. Source ›

Chill or Standard. Source ›

Uses the brakes for consistent slowing when regen is limited. Source ›

Lowers to Entry height when shifted into Park. Source ›

BETA; picks Drive or Reverse automatically. Source ›

Extra performance and acceleration. Source ›

Comfort, Sport or Custom. Source ›

On-road rear locker; also turns on Slippery Surface. Source ›

Holds a set speed on steep climbs and descents (Overland). Source ›

Lower or Higher everyday ride height. Source ›

Relaxed or Focused. Source ›

More traction and stability on rain, snow or ice. Source ›

Off, On or Night Only; brightness and color adjustable. Source ›

Interior ambient lights come on with the headlights. Source ›

Switches to low beam when light is detected ahead. Source ›

Auto Cancel or Off. Source ›

Off, On or Auto (on in Park with tonneau or tailgate open). Source ›

Accent lights glow red for blind spot alerts. Source ›

On, Off or Auto. Source ›

Front and rear footwell lights with the headlights. Source ›

Auto, Off, Parking or On; returns to Auto each drive. Source ›

Keeps exterior lights on up to one minute after parking. Source ›

App alert if a door, the frunk or a window is left open. Source ›

Disables the rear interior door buttons: Both, Left or Right. Source ›

Closes the windows when the truck locks. Source ›

First unlock opens only the driver's door. Source ›

Opens the frunk when we stand near it with the phone key. Source ›

Lists paired keys; the trash icon removes one. Source ›

Pairs a new key card. Source ›

Chimes when the truck locks. Source ›

Chimes if a phone key is left inside. Source ›

Unlocks all doors when we shift into Park. Source ›

Locks when we walk away with the phone key. Source ›

Rear windows work only from the driver's switches. Source ›

Side mirrors dim automatically in low light or night glare. Source ›

Folds the mirrors when we exit and lock, unfolds when we unlock. Source ›

Tilts the mirrors down in Reverse; Adjust Tilted Position sets the angle. Source ›

Routes around ferries. Source ›

Shows routes without highways. Source ›

Avoids tolls where possible. Source ›

Shows or hides suggested destinations below the search bar. Source ›

Reroutes around traffic when an alternate saves time. Source ›

Chimes when approaching a speed camera. Source ›

Shows third-party charging stations; off by default. Source ›

Adds Supercharger stops and arrival energy to routes. Source ›

Off, On or Auto; Auto is not available in Mexico. Source ›

Turns the cabin and cargo bed AC outlets on or off. Source ›

Levels suspension, holds the tonneau open, keeps outlets on; cannot drive. Source ›

Turns the 120 V cabin outlets on when we get in. Source ›

Keeps outlets on after we leave, up to 12 hours. Source ›

Resets a faulted AC outlet after unplugging all devices. Source ›

Turns the front wireless pads on or off; under Controls > Charging without cabin outlets. Source ›

Creates a driver profile; includes the Use Easy Entry option. Source ›

Must be on to set up and use a phone key. Source ›

Chimes for a blind spot vehicle and possible collision. Source ›

Red door pillar light for blind spot objects. Source ›

Cools the parked cabin above 105°F (40°C) or a chosen temperature. Source ›

Auto, Manual, On Honk or Off. Source ›

Deletes all Dashcam and Sentry Mode footage. Source ›

Silences the alarm; still alerts the app and saves footage. Source ›

Clips play only on the recording car or linked Tesla account. Source ›

Formats the drive as exFAT and creates the TeslaCam folders. Source ›

Requires a 4-digit PIN to open the glovebox. Source ›

Lowers the volume of non-critical chimes. Source ›

PIN-protected limits on speed, acceleration, curfew and apps. Source ›

Turns Park Assist beeps on or off. Source ›

Requires a 4-digit PIN to drive. Source ›

Powers the vehicle off while stopped. Source ›

Chimes for cross traffic while reversing. Source ›

Alarm if a locked door, tailgate or frunk opens without a key. Source ›

Turns Sentry Mode off or on beyond the current drive. Source ›

Uses exterior cameras as well as sensors to detect events. Source ›

Sentry Mode does not turn on automatically at these saved places. Source ›

Lets the Tesla app show live camera views. Source ›

Caps top speed at 50–120 mph (80–193 km/h), with a PIN. Source ›

Limits speed and power; locks frunk and glovebox. Source ›

Enables Actually Smart Summon and Dumb Summon. Source ›

Turn off for the current drive only (in Park). Source ›

Brief brake press needed to start from Park. Source ›

Sets the following distance. Source ›

Steers to avoid possible collisions when leaving the lane. Source ›

Off, Late, Medium (default) or Early. Source ›

Enables Full Self-Driving (Supervised); set in Park. Source ›

Chimes when the light turns green or the car ahead moves. Source ›

Off, Warning or Assist. Source ›

Cuts torque for objects in the path below 10 mph (16 km/h). Source ›

Speed Limit or Current Speed; offset Fixed or Percentage. Source ›

Off, Display or Chime; Relative or Absolute. Source ›

Sloth, Chill, Standard, Hurry or Mad Max. Source ›

Engages Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. Source ›

Optional Self-Driving setting for HOV lanes. Source ›

Recalibrates the cameras after a camera has shifted. Source ›

Heats a frozen charge port latch for up to 2 hours. Source ›

Clears browser data; can keep bookmarks or history. Source ›

Recalibrates mirrors that do not return to their saved profile position. Source ›

Erases personal data and restores factory defaults; needs Tesla login. Source ›

Stops air suspension self-leveling while the truck is lifted. Source ›

Shows when items were last done and when they are due. Source ›

Resets the saved frunk opening height to factory default. Source ›

Enters Tow Mode so the wheels roll free for winching. Source ›

Records tire service type and season, then resets. Source ›

Sets the wheel type after changing wheels. Source ›

Installs at 2 a.m. when parked at Home with over 10% energy. Source ›

Shares short cabin clips after safety-critical events; off by default. Source ›

Touch the vehicle name to rename it. Source ›

Shows notes for the current software version. Source ›

Standard or Advanced; Advanced gets updates sooner. Source ›

Sets trailer brake force from 0 (none) to 10 (full). Source ›

Checks the trailer lights before and during towing. Source ›

Trailer settings; turns on automatically when a trailer is plugged in. Source ›

Checks the Wi-Fi connection. Source ›

Keeps a hotspot connection active while driving. Source ›