A lot of folks are curious to know if all Tesla cars come with ventilated or the popular cooled seats. It’s essential to know for people who are planning to buy a new Tesla. So, do Teslas have ventilated seats? No, all Tesla cars don’t have this kind of seat. You’ll only find these seats…
Tesla cabin camera is a great feature that senses the driver’s behavior on the road when using EAP (Enhanced Autopilot) options. It is located near the rearview mirror and is available on all the latest cars. And the cabin camera was first added in 2017 in Model 3 and other series. If you are interested,…
Lots of folks who use Tesla car face issues seeing the live view via the cabin camera. If this is happening to you, don’t be stressed, it’s not hard to fix! Well, it occurs due to firmware bugs, human mistakes, obstacles or dirt on the lens, and damaged cabin camera or its wire. To fix…
After spending money to get the EAP or FSD (Beta) suite, a lot of folk face issues when trying to turn on or use the Summon. It happens as you turn on Sentry or Valet Mode on your car. Apart from this, Tesla Summon may not work if the car contains no LTE signal or…
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With the latest FSD Beta 11.3.6 update, Tesla offers a new change to the top speed limit of Autopilot for all cars. Usually, the Tesla Autopilot has a speed limit between 18 – 85 Miles Per Hour (30 – 140 km/h). This means you can use Autopilot in this selected speed range without worrying about…
New owners of Tesla struggle to understand the basic dissimilarities between the Speed Limit Relative and Absolute. Both modes do the same sort of work in an individual style. Well, the main difference between Relative vs Absolute is the range. In Relative mode, you can set a speed limit range and it’ll only alert you…
The Forward Collision Warning is a cool thing that warns the driver if a crash with another car can happen. It uses eight cameras and sensors or radar (if the car has it) to sense the car in front by measuring the distance up to 160 meters. With this neat feature, you’ll get an alert…
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A lot of folks have Tesla cars with no Autopilot features at all. As the features were added after April 2019, these cars can’t use Lane Assist or Autosteer. However, there’s still an easy way for you guys to use Tesla Lane Assist without Autopilot! For that, you’ll need to turn on Lane Departure Warning…
As a fantastic feature of Autopilot, Smart Summon lets your car go out or into the parking space in a more complex zone. In fact, it can move to a specific spot (via Go to Target mode) or toward you (via Come to Me mode). If you haven’t heard about this feature before, I’ve got…
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If you want to park a Tesla car in a tight spot within a limited space, the Summon feature can help a lot. As for the procedure, it’s a piece of cake! You can enable Summon on Tesla by using Tesla App or Key Fob. Via the mobile app, you’ll need to go to Summon…
Tesla Auto Park is a feature that moves the car without you steering it in parallel and perpendicular parking zones. It works automatically by using the car’s computer-based system. To use it, you’ll need to drive near a suitable parking space. And then, reverse the gear (only for M3 and MY cars). Next, hit on…
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Making the car park itself on the parallel and perpendicular zone is what Tesla Autopark does. But sometimes, this helpful feature might stop working. Due to firmware issues or fast driving speed, Tesla AutoPark might not show up. It can also occur if sensors or cameras have obstacles or you’re using it wrongly. To fix…