In Chill mode, a 1-second full-throttle kickdown switches your Tesla to Sport mode. After 30 seconds of relaxed driving, it automatically returns to Chill mode.

Disables traction control, allowing the car to maintain full power through turns. Do not use on public roads.

Drift mode disables traction control and the front motor (in dual-motor models), allowing you to enjoy drifting without any limitations. Warning: Use only off public roads and at your own risk!

This mode evenly distributes torque 50/50 between the axles, enhancing stability and reducing the risk of skidding on slippery roads.

Customize regenerative braking strength to reduce or eliminate sudden traction loss on slippery roads. This feature lets you adjust braking to match your driving conditions.

Automatically adjust your speed to the legal limit in areas with enforced speed restrictions, helping you avoid speeding fines.

Preheat your Tesla’s battery 10–20 minutes before Supercharging (not at a Tesla charging station) to save time. This accelerates charging by starting the preheating early, which deactivates automatically after 40 minutes.

To activate the mode, press the "up" button on the lumbar support pad three times. Use brief forward or backward presses to adjust the seat, with multiple presses for further movement. This works for RHD cars, though untested.

Restores Autopilot’s 'hands-on' detection rules from
2022-2023, reducing the frequency of alerts.

Adjusts the delay for the "hands-on" steering wheel notification. 
(Not available in the EU region.)

Automatically re-engages Autopilot 
after lane changes, turns, or pothole avoidance—no need to tap the stalk. 
Works as long as the turn signal 
is off and you're not actively steering. 
(Does not operate below 20 mph.)

Eliminates Autopilot speed limit sign restrictions on certain roads. 
Useful if the system misreads 
signs or has incorrect map data.

Stops Autopilot from automatically activating windshield wipers. 
The driver remains responsible 
for keeping AP cameras clear.

Automatically updates the MAX speed setting when the speed limit changes, considering your preferred speed offset.

FSD Beta allows you to set a target speed offset only as a percentage of the speed limit. This option allows you 
to switch back to a fixed offset in miles or kilometers.