Model 3 & Model Y Screen Map

Seat child lock: rear switches and rear screen cannot recline or fold seats. Source ›

Folds or unfolds the side mirrors. Source ›

Opens the glovebox. Source ›

Sets precondition and charge times per location. Source ›

Adjusts the driver and front passenger seats on the touchscreen. Source ›

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

Opens the wiper menu. Source ›

Connect, disconnect or forget paired phones and devices. Source ›

Closes the charge port door. Source ›

Keeps accessory power on with no one in the car. Source ›

Saves energy below a 10–20% threshold. Source ›

Opens the charge port door in Park. Source ›

Lets the car power the home during a grid outage. Source ›

Restarts home backup power. Source ›

Stops home backup power. Source ›

Turns the front wireless charge pads on or off. Source ›

Sets the pet's name and the Pet Mode screen image. Source ›

Shows remaining energy as percentage or distance. Source ›

Locks the rear touchscreen. Source ›

Dims the touchscreen and ignores touches while we clean it. Source ›

Sets the left scroll button's long-press function. Source ›

Shows tire pressure in Bar or PSI. Source ›

Sets the language for voice commands. Source ›

Sets the acceleration mode. Source ›

On or from Park; picks Drive or Reverse from surroundings. Source ›

Reduced or Standard regenerative braking. Source ›

Low or Standard regen (cars built before about January 2024). Source ›

Standard or Sport ride. Source ›

Spreads traction evenly across tires on rain, snow or ice. Source ›

Normal or Reduced stability control. Source ›

Light, Standard or Heavy steering effort, where available. Source ›

Creep, Hold or Roll, set in Park. Source ›

Track settings for closed circuits. Source ›

Must be on when towing; turns on when trailer wiring is connected. Source ›

Dims parts of the high beam for other traffic. Source ›

Auto Cancel after a merge, lane change or fork, or Off. Source ›

Accent lights also act as blind spot indicators. Source ›

Auto, Off, Parking or On. Source ›

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

Switches the backlight of the scroll-button arrows on the steering wheel on or off. Source ›

Phone alert if a door, trunk or window is open, or the car unlocked. Source ›

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

Closes the windows automatically when the car locks. Source ›

Unlocks only the driver door on the first unlock. Source ›

Opens the rear trunk when we stand behind it with our phone key. Source ›

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

Pairs a new key card or key fob. Source ›

Sounds a confirmation when the car locks. Source ›

Chime and alert if a phone is left on a charging pad. Source ›

Unlocks all doors when we shift into Park. Source ›

Locks the car when we walk away with our phone key or fob. Source ›

Disables the rear window switches. Source ›

Dims the mirrors at night, where available. Source ›

Folds the mirrors when we lock. Source ›

Tilts the side mirrors down in Reverse. Source ›

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

Reroutes around heavy traffic when it saves enough time. Source ›

Chimes when approaching a speed camera. Source ›

Shows non-Tesla chargers in navigation; off by default. Source ›

Routes trips through Superchargers, where available. Source ›

Creates a driver profile, up to 10. Source ›

Lets the Tesla app connect to the car. Source ›

Lets the car dial 911 by itself after a crash that sets off the airbags. Source ›

Chime for a possible blind spot collision. Source ›

Red light on the front door pillars for blind spot objects. Source ›

On, No A/C or Off, plus Exclude Home. 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 ›

Encrypts clips for the recording car or linked Tesla account. Source ›

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

Lets us silence the chime that plays when we change gear. Source ›

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

Makes the car's chimes quieter, except the ones tied to critical safety warnings. Source ›

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

Turns Park Assist chimes on or off. Source ›

Pauses the low-speed sound for one drive (cars built before about November 2021). Source ›

Requires a 4-digit PIN to drive. Source ›

Powers the car off while we sit in it. Source ›

Chime for cross traffic while reversing. Source ›

Alarm if a locked door or trunk opens without a key. Source ›

Turns Sentry Mode on; can exclude Home, Work or Favorites. Source ›

Uses exterior cameras as well as sensors to detect threats. 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 locks storage, with a PIN. Source ›

Enables Summon from the Tesla app. Source ›

Enables Autosteer. Source ›

Enables Full Self-Driving (Supervised). Source ›

Lane changes and exits on highways. Source ›

Single Click or Double Click on the right scroll button. Source ›

Enables cruise control that keeps a following distance. Source ›

Adjusts headlight aim; factory aim cannot be restored automatically. Source ›

Measures battery energy retention; takes up to 24 hours. Source ›

Restarts camera calibration. Source ›

Shows where camera visibility was poor on the last drive. Source ›

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

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

Calibrates the driver seat if its range seems limited. Source ›

Erases all personal data, including saved locations. Source ›

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

Maintenance summary; resetting an item logs the service date and mileage. Source ›

Shows a list of the car's recent alerts, handy when we troubleshoot a problem. Source ›

Opens the manual and Get to Know Your Tesla. Source ›

Resets the saved liftgate opening height. Source ›

Starts tire pressure calibration after pressures are set. Source ›

Enters Tow Mode so the car can roll for transport. Source ›

Updates the tire configuration after tire service. Source ›

Selects the fitted wheels for range and pressure warnings. Source ›

Moves the wipers to the service position for blade changes. Source ›

Shows CCS fast charging and Powershare support. Source ›

Installs updates at 2 a.m. when parked at Home. Source ›

Shows which cabin camera features are on. Source ›

Where we review and change what data the car may send to Tesla. Source ›

Lets the car share short cabin camera clips with Tesla after an event like a crash. Source ›

Lets us choose whether sound detection data goes to Tesla, and delete its history. Source ›

Touch the vehicle name to rename the car. Source ›

Shows notes for the current software version. Source ›

Gets software updates sooner, with more releases. Source ›