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Charge up to two phones wirelessly in the centre console tray.
USB ports can be found under the wireless charging tray, and under the rear A/C vent.
You can open the trunk and frunk (front trunk) via the touchscreen. Close the trunk with the external button, but push the frunk closed gently.
How Can I Charge My Phone?
The front of the console has a non-slip phone tray which provides wireless charging for up to two Qi-enabled smartphones.
Do Teslas Have Usb And/Or Usb-C Charging Ports?
There are two USB-C ports located under the rear A/C vent, and one standard USB port and one USB-C port located underneath the tray used for wireless phone charging.
How Do I Open/Close The Trunk?
To open the trunk, select the command from the touchscreen homepage or push the button located above the license plate. To close, push the button on the inside of the trunk door or simply push down on the top of the trunk door.
How Do I Open/Close The Frunk (Front Trunk)?
To open the frunk, select the command from the touchscreen homepage. To close, slowly lower the frunk cover until it rests on the car, place both palms on top of the frunk cover and then gently push down. Do not slam or drop the frunk cover.
Do Teslas Have Automatic Emergency Braking?
Yes. Automatic Emergency Braking can detect vehicles, pedestrians and objects in front of you and applies the brakes to mitigate impact. However, the driver remains responsible for braking at all times.
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Can I use Apple CarPlay or Android Auto?
The Model 3 touchscreen does not currently have this functionality.
Do Teslas have a standard 12V charger?
The 12V charger is located within the center console under the storage container. This charger can be used for charging your personal devices, but to clarify, it’s not for charging the car itself.
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