Model S & Model X Screen Map

Saves the current spot so the mirrors fold by themselves whenever we arrive there. Source ›

Tone, balance and other audio options. Source ›

Scans for and pairs phones and other devices. Source ›

Folds or unfolds the side mirrors. Source ›

Opens the front trunk in Park. Source ›

Opens the front trunk. Source ›

Opens the glovebox. Source ›

Exterior lights: Auto, Off, Parking or On. Source ›

Very High, High, Medium or Low. Source ›

Sets precondition and charge times per location. Source ›

Moves the passenger seat with on-screen arrows. Source ›

Adjusts the yoke or wheel position with the left scroll button. Source ›

Ride height and Adaptive Suspension Damping settings. Source ›

Opens or closes the rear trunk. Source ›

Connects to Wi-Fi networks or a mobile hotspot. Source ›

Off, speeds I to IIII, or Auto. Source ›

Lists our paired phones, where we connect, disconnect, or change each device's settings. Source ›

Closes the charge port door. Source ›

Keeps accessory power on; uses more energy. Source ›

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

Opens the charge port door. Source ›

Turns the wireless phone chargers on or off. Source ›

Dark, Light or Auto. Source ›

Shows the side camera when we signal. Source ›

Sets touchscreen brightness. Source ›

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

Shows range as distance or battery percentage. Source ›

OFF (only 10 pm to 5 am), ON or Always Connected. Source ›

Locks the rear touchscreen. Source ›

Warmer screen colors at night. Source ›

Darkens and disables the touchscreen for cleaning. Source ›

Shows tire pressure in Bar or PSI. Source ›

Sets the language for voice commands. Source ›

Limits climate power and turns off signature lights to save energy. Source ›

Creep, Hold or Roll; changed in Park. Source ›

Chill, Standard or Insane (Plaid on performance cars). Source ›

Adds regular braking when regen is limited. Source ›

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

Prepares the Battery and drive unit for timed launches. Source ›

Comfort, Standard, Insane (Plaid on performance cars) or Custom. Source ›

Comfort, Standard or Sport ride. Source ›

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

Light, Standard or Heavy steering effort. Source ›

Allows limited wheel spin to free a stuck car. Source ›

Track settings for closed circuits. Source ›

Softer damping while Self-Driving is engaged. Source ›

Brightness, color, Night Only and footwell lights. Source ›

Dims parts of the beam for oncoming traffic, where available. Source ›

On with the headlights, or Night Only. Source ›

Switches between high and low beams automatically. Source ›

Auto Cancel, Override or Off. Source ›

Accent lights also act as blind spot indicators. Source ›

On, Off or Auto. Source ›

Auto, Off, Parking or On. Source ›

Turns fog lights on or off with the low beams. Source ›

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

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

Extends the door handles as we approach with a key. Source ›

Opens the driver door as we approach and closes it as we leave. 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 ›

One fob click closes and locks; off by default. Source ›

Closes the windows automatically when the car locks. Source ›

First unlock opens only the driver door. Source ›

Sets how high the falcon wing doors open. Source ›

Opens the frunk or trunk when we stand nearby with a phone key. Source ›

Lists all keys and removes a key. Source ›

Pairs a new key card or key fob. Source ›

Turns the lock confirmation sound on or off. Source ›

Alerts us if a phone stays on a charger after everyone exits. Source ›

Unlocks all doors when we shift into Park. Source ›

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

Disables the rear window switches. Source ›

Dims the side and rear view mirrors at night. Source ›

Folds the mirrors when we lock, and at saved locations. Source ›

Tilts the side mirrors down in Reverse. Source ›

Suggests destinations from the calendar and driving habits. Source ›

Routes around ferries. Source ›

Shows a route without highways. Source ›

Routes around tolls where possible. Source ›

Shows or hides suggested destinations. Source ›

Uses real-time traffic for arrival times and reroutes. Source ›

Chime for speed cameras, where available. Source ›

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

Routes trips through Superchargers, where available. Source ›

Off, On or Auto; Auto counts occupants with the cabin camera. Source ›

Chooses the acceleration mode, from Chill to Ludicrous+. Source ›

Standard or Low regenerative braking. Source ›

Lets the wheels spin at a limited speed, for deep snow, sand or mud. Source ›

Light, Standard or Heavy steering effort. Source ›

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

Creates a driver profile, up to 10, with an Easy Entry option. Source ›

Lets the Tesla app connect to the car. Source ›

Lets third-party apps we sign in to send the car commands or read its data. Source ›

Lets the car call 911 on its own when the airbags inflate. Source ›

Chime for a possible blind spot collision. Source ›

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

On or Off, plus Exclude Home. Source ›

Auto, Manual, On Honk or Off. Source ›

Deletes all Dashcam and Sentry footage. Source ›

Silences the Sentry alarm; app alerts and clips continue. Source ›

Encrypts Dashcam recordings on the USB drive. Source ›

Formats a front-port USB drive as exFAT with a TeslaCam folder. Source ›

Turns the gear-shift chimes on or off. Source ›

Protects the glovebox with a 4-digit PIN. Source ›

Lowers the volume of non-critical chimes. Source ›

Limits speed and acceleration and locks safety features, with a PIN. Source ›

Turns Park Assist chimes on or off. Source ›

Releases the parking brake; in Park this shifts to Neutral. Source ›

Unlocks the doors as we approach carrying the key fob. Source ›

Requires a 4-digit PIN before driving. 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 with no key. Source ›

Turns Sentry Mode on or off. Source ›

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

Stops Sentry Mode turning on by itself at these places. Source ›

Allows live camera viewing in the Tesla app. Source ›

Limits top speed to 50–120 mph (80–193 km/h). Source ›

Monopost seats: single press or hold to move for third-row access. Source ›

Alarm for cabin motion, moving or tilting, if equipped. Source ›

Limits speed and locks storage, with a 4-digit PIN. Source ›

One press moves second-row seats forward for third-row access. Source ›

Enables Summon from the Tesla app. Source ›

Turns it off for the current drive only. Source ›

Enables Autosteer. Source ›

Requires a brake press to start from Park. Source ›

Time gap to the vehicle ahead. Source ›

Lane change style, confirmation and notifications. Source ›

How far from an object ahead or behind Summon stops. Source ›

When No, Summon works with the key fob or a single press. Source ›

Side clearance, with a Tight option for narrow spaces. Source ›

Cuts Smart Summon startup delay; uses extra battery. Can exclude Home, Work, Favorites. Source ›

Maximum travel distance, up to 39 ft (12 m). Source ›

Steers to avoid a likely collision when leaving the lane. Source ›

Off, Late, Medium or Early. Source ›

Enables Full Self-Driving (Supervised); car must be in Park. Source ›

Chimes when a red light turns green. Source ›

Off, Warning or Assist. Source ›

Lane changes and exits on highways. Source ›

Limits torque for objects ahead at low speed. Source ›

Standard or Tesla Vision. Source ›

Speed Limit or Current Speed, with a Fixed or Percentage offset. Source ›

Fixed or Percentage offset from the speed limit. Source ›

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

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

Enables cruise control that keeps a following distance. Source ›

Whether Self-Driving uses HOV lanes. Source ›

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

Calibrates the falcon wing doors. Source ›

Restarts camera calibration. Source ›

Shows recent camera visibility. Source ›

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

Wipes the car's web browser data; we can choose to keep bookmarks and history. Source ›

Calibrates the driver seat, steering and mirrors, if equipped. Source ›

Tesla suggests it after buying a used car, for better energy predictions. Source ›

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

Stops air suspension self-leveling before lifting. Source ›

Pairs key fobs, up to 3 per car. Source ›

Shows maintenance status and resets items after service. Source ›

Resets the saved liftgate opening height. Source ›

Resets Bluetooth when pairing takes too long; the car may forget paired devices. Source ›

Resets TPMS after fitting different wheels. Source ›

Automatic or Extended spoiler position. Source ›

Enters Tow Mode so the car can roll onto a flatbed. Source ›

Updates the key fob for better security; the car must be in Park. Source ›

Updates the tire configuration, including winter tires. Source ›

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

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

Shows heat pump and third-party fast charging support. Source ›

Shows whether third-party DC fast charging is supported. Source ›

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

Shows which cabin camera features are on. Source ›

Where we review or change what data, such as camera images, may leave the car. Source ›

Shares cabin camera clips after safety events. Source ›

Gives the car a name we choose; it also shows in the Tesla mobile app. Source ›

Shows notes for the current software version. Source ›

Standard or Advanced update timing. Source ›

Comfort, Auto, Sport or Advanced damping. Source ›

Makes Low the default height for handling and range. Source ›

Sets the suspension height to low; the manual requires this before we tow a trailer. Source ›

Shows ride height and damping data for each wheel. Source ›

Extends the door handles as we approach the driver's side. Source ›

Driver's door opens as we approach and closes as we leave. Source ›

Enables the Auto wiper settings. Source ›

Disables the rear door and liftgate interior handles. Source ›

One click closes and locks all doors. Source ›

Unlocks only the driver's door on approach. Source ›

Sets a lower opening height for the Falcon Wing doors. Source ›

Soft horn sound when locking and unlocking. Source ›

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

Tilts the side mirrors downward by themselves whenever we shift into Reverse. Source ›

Unlocks the doors automatically when Park is engaged. Source ›

Locks the car when we walk away carrying the key fob. Source ›

Adds a network that is not in the list. Source ›