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Tesla Model S: Profile

Tesla Model S (2012-2023) Owner's Manual / Using the Touchscreen / Mobile App / Profile

In the Profile tab located at the top corner of your phone's screen (shown as an avatar icon), you can:

  • Switch to a different vehicle associated with your Tesla account, if you have access to more than one.
  • Navigate the Tesla Shop.
  • Access the Tesla inbox.
  • Manage your account information and view your order history.
  • View and customize notifications you receive under the Settings tab, such as Calendar sync, when your security alarm has been triggered, charging updates, and new software updates. You can start updates from afar and check its progress.

Controls

The Controls tab allows you to do the following:

  • Open the front or rear trunk.
  • Lock or unlock Model S from afar.
  • Open or close the charge port.
  • Flash the lights or honk the horn to find where Model S is parked.
  • Enable Keyless Driving.

NOTE: Keyless Driving can be used when you do not have your key or to bypass PIN to Drive in cases where you forgot your PIN or your touchscreen is unresponsive (see PIN to Drive).

  • Open and close your garage door if your vehicle has a programmed HomeLink connection, if available (see HomeLink Universal Transceiver).
  • Vent the windows.

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