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NOTE: Model X must be in Park to change the language.
When you change the language, you experience a brief
delay as Model X shuts down and restarts the
touchscreen.
Voice Recognition Language: Choose the language to
be used for voice commands.
Voice Navigation Language: Choose the language that
the navigation system uses for spoken instructions.
Time: Choose to display time in either 12 or 24 hour
format.
Energy Display: Choose to display remaining energy and
charging units as either a percentage of battery energy
remaining, or as an estimate of the distance you can
drive.
Distance: Choose to display range using miles or
kilometers.
Temperature: Choose to display temperature using
Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Tire Pressure: Choose to display tire pressures using
BAR or PSI.
Trips
View the odometer and view and reset up to two trip
meters that summarize how far you have driven (see
Information on page
76).
Navigation
Customize how the navigation system works:
• Navigation Volume: Increase or decrease the volume
of spoken navigation instructions by touching - or +,
respectively. Fully decreasing the volume mutes the
instructions. You can also mute navigation
instructions when a navigation route is active by
touching the volume icon on the turn-by-turn
direction list.
NOTE: This volume setting applies only to the
navigation system's spoken instructions. It does not
change the volume of media player and phone calls.
• Automatic Navigation: If enabled and your phone's
calendar is synced to Model X, you are automatically
routed to an event if you get into Model X within two
hours of the event's start time (assuming the event
on your calendar includes a valid address). When this
feature is turned on, Model X also automatically
initiates a navigation route to your specified Home
and Work locations on weekdays (see
Navigation on page
145).
Using the Touchscreen
• Trip Planner: Use trip planner (if available in your
market region) to plan your driving and add stops at
superchargers if charging is needed to reach a
destination to which you are navigating (see
Planner on page
• Online Routing: When selected, Model X can
automatically reroute you to a navigation destination
to avoid delays (see
• Avoid Ferries: When on, navigation routes avoid the
use of ferries.
• Avoid Tolls: When on, navigation routes avoid the use
of tolls.
• Use HOV Lanes: When on, navigation routes include
the use of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes. This
is particularly useful when using Navigate on
Autopilot, if equipped (see
page
is eligible to use HOV lanes.
NOTE: You can also display these navigation settings by
touching the settings icon on the map (see
Navigation on page
Safety
Allow Mobile Access: Allow your Tesla mobile app to
access your Model X (see
NOTE: To disable Allow Mobile Access, you must enter
Trip
your Tesla account credentials.
Parking Brake: Manually apply and release the parking
brake (see
Power Off: Manually power off Model X (see
Off on page
Speed Limit Mode: Speed Limit Mode allows you to limit
acceleration and limit the maximum driving speed to a
chosen value between 50 and 90 mph (80 and 145
km/h). The first time you use this feature, you must
create a 4-digit PIN that you must use to enable and
disable Speed Limit Mode. When enabled and the
driving speed approaches within approximately 3 mph
(5 km/h) of the maximum speed, a chime sounds, the
instrument panel displays a message, and Model X sends
a notification to the mobile app. To enable Speed Limit
Mode:
1. Ensure Model X is in Park.
2. Touch Controls > Safety > Speed Limit Mode on the
touchscreen, or touch Controls in your mobile app.
3. Select the maximum driving speed.
4. Drag the slider to the On position.
Automatic
5. Enter the 4-digit PIN that you want to use to enable
and disable Speed Limit Mode.
Controls
147).
Online Routing on page
Navigate on Autopilot on
106). You are responsible for ensuring Model X
143).
Mobile App on page
Parking Brake on page
54).
Trip
147).
Maps and
171).
69).
Powering
135
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