2020–2026

No; Model 3 cannot be used to jump start another vehicle because doing so can cause damage.

2025–2026

Displayed range is an EPA-based estimate that may not reflect your driving patterns or external conditions; use the Energy app for an estimate based on recent consumption.

2020

Use Instant Range in the Energy app for the latest data, or Average Range using 5, 15, or 30 miles (10, 25, or 50 km).

If you may go beyond known charging locations, choose an in-range charger from the list for navigation and its predicted energy on arrival.

2025–2026

The parking-lights indicator means the side-marker, tail, and license-plate lights are on.

2021–2024

• When Auto High Beam is enabled and high beams are on, the system is ready to turn them off if it detects light.
• When Auto High Beam is enabled but detects light ahead, the high beams remain off and automatically turn back on when the light is gone.

2021–2024

Rotate the tires every 6,250 miles (10,000 km), or when tread-depth difference reaches 2/32 in (1.5 mm), whichever comes first.

2021–2024

The low-beam headlight indicator means the low-beam headlights are on.

2021–2024

If no red stop line appears, Model 3 does not slow or stop, so monitor the intersection and take appropriate action yourself.

Never depend on Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control to decide whether to stop or proceed; watch the roadway and be ready to act immediately.

2021–2024

1. Stop charging completely using the vehicle touchscreen and the charging station controls.
2. Before unplugging, confirm no flashing green or blue light is visible on the vehicle charge port.
3. Unplug the charging adapter from the vehicle, confirm the station shows no active session, then unplug it from the charge handle.
4. Do not unplug while actively charging because an electric arc flash can cause serious bodily injury or property damage.
5. Use different charging equipment for your vehicle.

2020

If the Tire Pressure indicator flashes for one minute whenever Model 3 powers on, the TPMS has detected a fault.

2020

It indicates a brake system fault or low brake fluid; contact Tesla immediately.

2020

1. If the vehicle already has 19 keys, delete one before adding another.
2. If adding a key fob, make sure it is at room temperature because a cold fob may not pair successfully.
3. On the touchscreen, select Controls > Locks, then touch the plus sign in the Keys section.
4. Scan the new key on the reader behind the cup holders at the top of the center console, then remove it after recognition.
5. Scan an already-authenticated key card or key fob on the same reader to complete authentication.

2020

Monthly, check the windshield washer fluid and top it up if needed, and verify that the air conditioning operates correctly.

Contact Tesla immediately if you notice a significant or sudden drop in fluid levels or uneven tire wear.