Seats
Adjust the seats: Adjust the second row seats by
touching the forward and backward buttons.
Easy Entry: When enabled, you can move a second row
seat all the way forward or backward by touching the
forward/backward button once. When
o, you must
hold the button to move the second row seats fully
forward/backward (see
Accessing Third Row Seats (if
equipped) - Monopost Seating on page 26).
Suspension
Use these settings to adjust the settings associated with
the air suspension system. You can adjust the
Ride
Height, ranging from Very Low to Very High. You can
optimize ride and handling by choosing Adaptive
Suspension Damping settings, view real-time details of
the status of the suspension system, and save locations
at which you want the ride height to automatically raise
(helpful for increasing ground clearance on steep
driveways, etc.) For details, see Air Suspension on page
155.
Lights
Use these settings to control exterior and interior lights.
Exterior light controls (
Exterior Lights, Front Fog, and
Rear Fog) are also available on the Quick Controls tab,
and are described in the previous topic. For detailed
information on lights, see Lights on page 55. Using this
tab, you can also control the following light settings:
•
Dome Lights: Turn the overhead lights to OFF, ON, or
AUTO. When set to AUTO, the dome lights
automatically turn on when you unlock Model X, open
a door upon exiting, or shift into Park.
•
Overhead Lights: Choose whether you want the
overhead lights to illuminate more of the driver's seat
or the passenger seat.
•
Auto High Beam: If on, the high beam headlights can
automatically switch to low beam when there is light
(for example, from an oncoming vehicle) detected in
front of Model X. See High Beam Headlights on page
56.
•
Headlights after Exit: If on, the headlights remain on
when you stop driving and park Model X in low
lighting conditions. They automatically turn o after
one minute or when you lock Model X.
Driving
Acceleration (if equipped): Choose an acceleration
setting that determines whether acceleration is limited
or increased (see Acceleration Modes on page 73). Chill
limits acceleration for a slightly smoother and gentler
ride, whereas
Standard or Sport (depending on vehicle
configuration) provides the normal level of acceleration.
NOTE:
When Chill is selected, Chill displays on the
touchscreen above the driving speed.
Steering Mode: Adjust the amount of eort required to
turn the steering wheel. Sport feels more responsive
whereas Comfort feels easier to drive and park (see
Adjusting Steering Eort on page 48).
Regenerative Braking: When you release the accelerator
when driving, regenerative braking slows
Model X and
feeds any surplus energy back to the Battery. If set to
LOW, Model X does not slow down as quickly, but also
feeds less energy back to the Battery (see
Regenerative
Braking on page 66).
NOTE: Regardless of the setting selected, the energy
gained by regenerative braking is reduced if the Battery
is full, or is extremely cold or hot (in which case, surplus
energy is used to heat or cool it).
NOTE: The regenerative braking setting is not available
on all vehicles.
Stopping Mode: Choose how you want Model X to
behave once regenerative braking has reduced the
driving speed to a very low speed, a driving gear is still
engaged, and both the accelerator and brake pedals are
released. See Stopping Mode on page 66. You can adjust
this setting only when Model X is in Park.
Slip Start: Turn slip start on to allow wheels to spin (see
Traction Control on page 69).
Range Mode (if equipped): If on, Model X conserves
energy by automatically limiting the amount of power
that the climate control system uses to maintain the
temperature of the cabin area and limits the amount of
energy being used to heat or cool the Battery. In
addition, Range Mode turns
o signature lights (only in
market regions where daytime running lights are not
required).
Autopilot
Control features that provide a safer and more
convenient driving experience. Some Autopilot features
are not controlled through
Controls. See About
Autopilot on page 94 for more information.
•
Autosteer (Beta): Enable the auto steering feature
(available only if your vehicle is equipped with an
Autopilot package) (see
Autosteer on page 102).
• Navigate on Autopilot (Beta): Navigate on Autopilot
automatically exits at o-ramps and interchanges
based on your navigation route and can also make
lane changes designed to prepare for exits and
minimize the driving time to your destination
(available only if your vehicle is equipped with an
Autopilot package). Touch
Customize Navigate on
Autopilot to specify how you want Navigate on
Autopilot to operate, such as whether you want it to
automatically enable at the start of every trip, how
you want it to perform lane changes, etc. (see
Navigate on Autopilot on page 106).
Controls
133Using the Touchscreen
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