The main components of the touchscreen are shown
here. The touchscreen is used to control many features
that, in traditional cars, are controlled using physical
buttons (for example, adjusting the heating and air
conditioning, headlights, etc.). You can also use the
touchscreen to customize
Model X to suit your
preferences.
WARNING: Always pay attention to road and
trac conditions when driving. To minimize driver
distraction and ensure the safety of vehicle
occupants as well as other road users, avoid using
the touchscreen to adjust settings while the
vehicle is in motion.
NOTE: The image below is provided for demonstration
purposes only. Depending on vehicle options, software
version and market region, your touchscreen may
appear slightly dierent.
1.
This area on the top of the touchscreen displays
useful information and provides shortcuts to various
features. In addition to the time of day and the
current outside temperature, this area displays the
following icons:
Touch to lock/unlock all doors and
trunks.
Touch to display the charging screen
and access charge settings on the
touchscreen.
Add,
configure, or quickly switch
driver profiles (including Valet Mode
and Easy Entry). See Driver Profiles
on page 46.
Displays when a
notification is in
eect. Touch to display information
about the notification. To display a
list of the most recent notifications,
with the most recent listed first, you
can also touch
Service >
Notifications.
Displays when a software update is
available (see
Software Updates on
page 165).
Displays when Dashcam is ready to
be used (you have inserted a
supported
flash drive into the USB
port). Touch to operate Dashcam.
When in Park, touch the Dashcam
icon and select "Launch Viewer" to
watch your saved Dashcam and
Sentry Mode clips (see Dashcam on
page 79).
Touch to enable or disable Sentry
Mode to actively monitor the
vehicle's surroundings (see
Sentry
Mode on page 157).
Control or program HomeLink
devices (if equipped) (see
HomeLink
Universal Transceiver on page 161).
Connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Connected to cellular network. Touch
to connect to Wi-Fi (see
Connecting
to Wi-Fi on page 164).
Touchscreen Overview
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