Upgrading / Modifying / Fixing
IMPORTANT: Remember modifying your vehicle may invalidate part of its warranty so be careful and check with Tesla if you’re unsure, also any modifications will most likely need to be OK’d with your car insurance company. NOTE: To the best of our knowledge, these guides are correct and
Things to do for new owners
1) A decent car cleaning set or a ceramic coating appointment Learn more + buy | Book a ceramic coating 2) A 3D printer so he/she can print a Tesla Supercharger Phone Charger Download the files to print from here 3) Tesla Model S / X / Roadster / 3 Hot Wheels Buy on
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1. There is a ‘kidnap button’ in both the frunk and boot in case you accidentally lock yourself in…..or deliberately lock a small child in there. 2. Emergency rear doors release pulls are located in front of the rear seat cushion on both sides (Model S) so you can
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In an ideal situation, you should leave your car plugged in if you plan to leave it for extended periods of time (e.g. more than a few days), however, that isn’t always possible so this page will help you reduce your risk of running out. WARNING: Discharging the
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Regen is often restricted when starting the car from cold (you will see dashed lines like below) Solution: The car will give you more regen the warmer it is, after 10-15 minutes of driving it will be back to normal. How to avoid: If it’s important, plan your
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How to Properly Jack Up a Tesla Model S, X or 3, so you don’t damage the ~£30,000+ battery Any competent garage will be able to lift a Tesla just like any other car, the only precaution a garage needs to make is to ensure the jack pads
Upgrading / Modifying / Fixing
Tesla has a dedicated accessory website (after we pushed them to give UK owners one) and also a full Parts Catalog. * To order accessories visit the UK Tesla Shop – NOTE: Paid Supporters can get 20% off Tesla Apparel by visiting the supporter discount page * To order parts (get the part
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Insuring a Tesla really isn’t any different from insuring any other car—and like every car, insurance prices continue to rise, though recently quotes have become more competitive. We have therefore assembled this set of guidance to help where we can.
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You get a set of Tesla-branded standard fabric mats with all cars. What about Tesla all weather mats? The online store sells SOME of these, often more are available if you speak directly with Tesla Parts at your local service centre. * Model S * Model X * Model 3 These are
Charging away from home
What is a supercharger? Simply it’s the fastest form of charging a Tesla, they’re owned by Tesla and cost on average 26p/kWh but each location slightly varies in the cost or free for selected owners (primarily older owners of Model S/X). The chargers cover a large
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Article adapted from http://teslapedia.org/model-s/tesla-driver/charging-terminology/ There’s a number of terms that you need to be familiar with in order to understand your charging options. This article gives more detailed, technical descriptions than those in ‘Charging Basics’. kWh (“kilowatt-hours”) A kWh is
Charging away from home
Your options on the road: * Tesla Superchargers (a must for long-distance travel) * Tesla Destination Chargers * Other Non-Tesla charging networks & an optional CHAdeMO adapter * Charging at family/friends or other locations without car chargers Things to remember: * What cards/apps and accounts do I need? * Tesla Charging Etiquette
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