Contents

Overview
- Exterior Overview
- Interior Overview
- Touchscreen Overview
  - Customizing My Apps
Opening and Closing
- Keys
  - Three Types of Keys
  - Phone Key
  - Key Card
  - Key Fob
    - Passive Locking and Unlocking
    - Replacing the Key Fob Battery
  - Managing Keys
    - Adding and Removing Keys
- Doors
  - Using Exterior Door Handles
  - Opening Doors from the Interior
  - Interior Locking and Unlocking
  - Driver Door Unlock Mode
  - Walk-Away Door Lock
  - Drive Away Locking
  - Child Locks
  - Unlock on Park
- Windows
  - Opening and Closing
  - Locking Rear Windows
  - Calibrating Windows
- Rear Trunk
  - Opening
  - Closing
  - Adjusting Liftgate Opening Height
  - Parcel Shelf (if equipped)
  - Accessing the Cargo Area
- Front Trunk
  - Opening
  - Closing
  - Interior Emergency Release
  - Opening Hood with No Power
- Interior Storage and Electronics
  - Center Console
  - Second Row Console
  - Glovebox
  - Wireless Phone Charger
  - Low Voltage Power Socket
  - USB Ports
  - USB Drive Requirements for Recording Videos
    - Formatting a USB Flash Drive
    - Viewing Video Recordings
  - Coat Hangers
Seating and Safety Restraints
- Front and Rear Seats
  - Correct Driving Position
  - Adjusting the Front Seats
  - Adjusting Second Row Seat Backs
  - Folding Second Row Seat Backs
  - Head Supports
    - Removing/Installing a Head Support
  - Seat Heaters
  - Seat Covers
- Seat Belts
  - Wearing Seat Belts
  - Seat Belt Reminders
  - To Fasten a Belt
  - To Adjust the Shoulder Anchor Height
  - To Release a Belt
  - Wearing Seat Belts When Pregnant
  - Seat Belt Pre-tensioners
  - Testing Seat Belts
  - Seat Belt Warnings
- Child Safety Seats
  - Passenger Front Airbag Must Be OFF
  - Suitability and Fitting of Child Restraint Systems
  - Recommended Child Restraint Systems
    - Seating Larger Children
  - Two Installation Methods
  - Front Passenger Seat
  - Second Row Outboard Seats
  - Second Row Center Seat
  - Installing Belt-based Child Restraint Systems
  - Installing ISOFIX/i-Size Child Restraint Systems
  - Safety Leg
  - Attaching Upper Tether Straps
  - Technical Information
  - Child Restraint System Warnings
- Airbags
  - Location of Airbags
  - How Airbags Work
  - Types of Airbags
  - Passenger Front Airbag Status
  - Controlling the Passenger Front Airbag
  - Inflation Effects
  - Airbag Warning Indicator
  - Airbag Warnings
Driving
- Driver Profiles
  - Creating a Driver Profile
    - Easy Entry
  - Selecting Between Driver Profiles
  - Saved Settings
  - Linking a Driver Profile to a Key
  - Valet Mode
    - Starting Valet Mode
    - Canceling Valet Mode
- Steering Wheel
  - Adjusting Steering Wheel Position
  - Adjusting Steering Effort
  - Scroll Buttons
  - Heated Steering Wheel
  - Horn
- Mirrors
  - Adjusting Exterior Mirrors
    - Mirror Auto Tilt
    - Mirror Auto Fold
    - Mirror Auto Dim
  - Folding Mirrors at Specific Locations
  - Rear View Mirror
  - Vanity Mirrors
- Starting and Powering Off
  - Starting
    - Drive Disabled - Requires Authentication
  - Powering Off
  - Restarting the Touchscreen
  - Power Cycling the Vehicle
- Shifting
  - How to Shift
    - Reverse
    - Neutral
    - Drive
    - Park
- Lights
  - Controlling Lights
  - Reading Lights
  - High Beam Headlights
  - Headlights After Exit
  - Headlight Adjustments
  - Turn Signals
  - Hazard Warning Flashers
- Car Status
  - Overview
    - Indicator Lights
  - Driving Status
- Wipers and Washers
  - Wipers
  - Windshield Washers
- Braking and Stopping
  - Braking Systems
    - Emergency Braking
    - Dynamic Brake Lights (if equipped)
    - Brake Disc Wiping
    - Hydraulic Fade Compensation
    - Hydraulic Boost Compensation
  - Regenerative Braking
  - Stopping Mode
  - Parking Brake
  - Brake Wear
- Traction Control
  - How It Works
  - Disabling Traction Control
- Park Assist
  - How Park Assist Works
  - Visual and Audio Feedback
  - Controlling Audible Feedback
  - Limitations and False Warnings
  - Other Parking Aids
- Vehicle Hold
- Trip Information
  - Displaying Trip Information
  - Odometer
- Getting Maximum Range
  - Factors Affecting Energy Consumption
  - Tips to Maximize Range
  - Range Assurance
  - Energy App
- Rear Facing Camera(s)
  - Camera Location
    - Cleaning a Camera
- Pedestrian Warning System
- Cold Weather Best Practices
  - Before Driving
    - Removing Ice From Door Handle
    - Applying WD-40 to Door Handle Pivot Pins
    - Windows
    - Mirrors
    - Wipers
    - Tires and Tire Chains
  - While Driving
    - Regenerative Braking
    - Blue Snowflake Icon
    - Warming the Battery Before Supercharging
    - Autopilot
  - After Driving
    - Scheduled Departure
    - Charge Port
  - Storage
Autopilot
- About Autopilot
  - How It Works
  - Active Safety Features
  - Autopilot Features
  - Drive to Calibrate Cameras
  - Limitations
  - Cleaning Cameras and Sensors
- Traffic-Aware Cruise Control
  - To Use Traffic-Aware Cruise Control
  - Set Traffic-Aware Cruise Control Chime
  - Changing the Cruising Speed
  - Cruising at the Set Speed
  - HOLD State
  - Cruising Near or On Exits
  - Adjust the Following Distance
  - Overtake Acceleration
  - Canceling and Resuming
  - Summary of Cruise Indicators
  - Limitations
- Autosteer
  - Operating Autosteer
    - Hold Steering Wheel
    - Take Over Immediately
    - Canceling Autosteer
  - Auto Lane Change
    - Operating Auto Lane Change
  - Adjacent Lane Speed
  - Stop Light and Stop Sign Warning
  - Limitations
- Navigate on Autopilot
  - Enabling and Customizing Navigate on Autopilot
  - Operating Navigate on Autopilot
    - Lane Changes
    - Be Ready to Assist
- Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control
  - Before Using
  - How it Works
    - Traffic Lights
    - Stop Signs and Road Markings
  - Limitations
- Autopark
  - To Use Autopark
  - To Pause Parking
  - To Cancel Parking
  - Limitations
- Summon
  - Before Using Summon
  - Using Summon to Park and Retrieve your Vehicle
    - Stopping or Canceling Summon
  - Limitations
- Smart Summon
  - Before Using Smart Summon
  - Using Smart Summon
  - Standby Mode
  - Stopping or Canceling Smart Summon
  - Limitations
Active Safety Features
- Lane Assist
  - Steering Interventions
  - Lane Departure Avoidance
  - Emergency Lane Departure Avoidance
  - Blind Spot Camera and Collision Warning Chime
  - Limitations and Inaccuracies
- Collision Avoidance Assist
  - Forward Collision Warning
  - Automatic Emergency Braking
  - Obstacle-Aware Acceleration
  - Limitations and Inaccuracies
- Speed Assist
  - How Speed Assist Works
  - Controlling Speed Assist
  - Limitations and Inaccuracies
- Cabin Camera
Using the Touchscreen
- Controls
  - Controls - Overview
    - Shortcuts and Frequently Used Settings
  - Pedals & Steering
  - Charging
  - Autopilot
  - Locks
  - Lights
  - Display
  - Trips
  - Navigation
  - Safety
  - Service
  - Software
  - Erasing Personal Data
- Climate Controls
  - Overview of Climate Controls
  - Adjusting Climate Control Settings
  - Climate Popup
  - Keep Climate On, Dog, and Camp
  - Adjusting the Front Vents
  - Adjusting the Rear Vents
  - Cabin Air Filter(s)
  - Cabin Overheat Protection
  - Climate Control Operating Tips
- Maps and Navigation
  - Map Overview
  - Map Display
  - Navigation Settings
  - Navigating to a Destination
    - Adding Stops to a Route
  - I'm Feeling Lucky, Hungry
  - Home, Work, and Favorite Destinations
  - Charging Locations
  - Predicting Energy Usage
  - Online Routing
  - Trip Planner
  - Map Updates
- Media
  - Overview
  - Volume Controls
  - Media Settings
  - Searching Audio Content
  - Caraoke
  - Recents and Favorites
  - Playing Media from Devices
    - USB Connected Flash Drives
    - Bluetooth Connected Devices
- Entertainment
  - Overview
  - Toybox
  - Car Colorizer
- Phone and Calendar
  - Bluetooth Compatibility
  - Pairing a Bluetooth Phone
  - Importing Contacts and Recent Calls
  - Unpairing a Bluetooth Phone
  - Connecting to a Paired Phone
  - Using the Phone App
  - Making a Phone Call
  - Receiving a Phone Call
  - In Call Options
- Voice Commands
  - Examples of Voice Commands
    - Climate Controls
    - Windshield Wipers
    - Vehicle Controls
    - Navigation
    - Contacts
    - Media
    - Apps and Settings
- Security Settings
  - About the Security System
    - Tilt/Intrusion (if equipped)
  - PIN to Drive
  - Glovebox PIN
- Dashcamand Sentry Mode
  - Using Dashcam
  - Using Sentry Mode
    - Standby, Alert, and Alarm States
  - Viewing Video Recordings
- HomeLink Universal Transceiver
  - About HomeLink
  - Supported Modes
  - Programming HomeLink
  - Auto Opening and Closing
  - Resetting the Location of the HomeLink Device
  - Deleting a Device
  - Troubleshooting HomeLink
    - Standard Mode
    - D-Mode and UR-Mode
- Connecting to Wi-Fi
  - Hotspots and Connectivity
- Software Updates
  - Loading New Software
  - Software Update Preferences
  - Charging
  - Viewing Release Notes
- Mobile App
  - To Use the Mobile App
  - Overview
  - Profile
  - Controls
  - Climate
  - Location
  - Schedule
  - Security
  - Upgrades
  - Service
  - Roadside
  - Granting Access to a Second Driver
Charging
- Electric Vehicle Components
  - High Voltage Components
  - Charging Equipment
- High Voltage Battery Information
  - About the High Voltage Battery
  - Battery Care
    - Temperature Limits
    - Energy Saving Feature
    - Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries
    - Battery Warnings and Cautions
- Charging Instructions
  - Opening the Charge Port
  - Plugging In
    - Charge Port Light
  - Charging Status
  - During Charging
  - Stopping Charging
  - Charge Settings
  - Scheduled Charging and Scheduled Departure
    - Using Scheduled Charging
    - Using Scheduled Departure
  - Supercharger Usage Fees and Idle Fees
  - Manually Releasing Charge Cable
Maintenance
- Maintenance
  - Software
  - Service Intervals
  - Schedule Service
  - Daily Checks
  - Monthly Checks
  - Fluid Replacement Intervals
  - High Voltage Safety
- Tire Care and Maintenance
  - Displaying Tire Pressures
  - Maintaining Tire Pressures
    - Checking and Adjusting Tire Pressures
  - Inspecting and Maintaining Tires
    - Tire Wear
    - Tire Rotation, Balance, and Wheel Alignment
    - Punctured Tires
    - Flat Spots
    - Improving Tire Mileage
  - Replacing Tires and Wheels
    - Asymmetric Tires
    - Removing and Installing Aero Covers
    - Removing and Installing Lug Nut Covers
  - Tire Pressure Monitoring
    - Automatic Reset of TPMS Sensors
    - Replacing a Tire Sensor
    - TPMS Malfunction
  - Seasonal Tire Types
    - Understand Your Tire Type
    - Summer and All-Season Tires
    - Winter Tires
  - Driving in Low Temperatures
  - Using Tire Chains
- Cleaning
  - Cleaning the Exterior
    - Car Wash Mode
    - Cleaning a Camera
    - Cautions for Exterior Cleaning
  - Cleaning the Interior
    - Interior Glass
    - Airbags
    - Dashboard and Plastic Surfaces
    - Seats
    - Carpets
    - Seat Belts
    - Door Seals
    - Touchscreen
    - Chrome and Metal Surfaces
    - Cautions for Interior Cleaning
  - Polishing, Touch Up, and Body Repair
  - Using a Car Cover
  - Floor Mats
- Wiper Blades and Washer Jets
  - Checking and Cleaning Wiper Blades
  - Replacing Wiper Blades
  - Cleaning Washer Jets
- Fluid Reservoirs
  - Removing the Maintenance Panel
  - Checking Battery Coolant
    - Fluid Level Check
    - Do Not Top Up Battery Coolant
  - Checking Brake Fluid
    - Topping Up the Brake Fluid
  - Topping Up Windshield Washer Fluid
- Jacking and Lifting
  - Jacking Procedure
- Parts and Accessories
  - Parts, Accessories, and Modifications
  - Body Repairs
  - Using RFID Transponders
Specifications
- Identification Labels
  - Vehicle Identification Number
  - Vehicle Labeling
  - Tire Information Label
  - Statutory Plate
  - Roof Racks
- Vehicle Loading
- Dimensions
  - Exterior Dimensions
  - Interior Dimensions
  - Cargo Volume
- Subsystems
  - Motor Type(s)
  - Performance and Energy
  - Transmission
  - Steering
  - Brakes
  - Suspension
  - Battery - Low Voltage
  - Battery - High Voltage
- Wheels and Tires
  - Wheel Specifications (Factory)
  - Tire Specifications (Factory)
  - Understanding Tire Markings
  - Regional Phone Number(s)
Roadside Assistance
- Contacting Tesla Roadside Assistance
- Instructions for Transporters
  - DO NOT TRANSPORT WITH WHEELS ON THE GROUND
  - Approved Methods for Transporting
  - Activate Transport Mode
  - Pull Onto Flatbed Truck From Front
  - Pull Onto Flatbed Truck From Rear
  - Secure the Tires
  - Jump Starting the Low Voltage Battery
    - Jump Starting the Low Voltage (Lead-Acid) Battery
    - Jump Starting the Low Voltage (Lithium-Ion) Battery
Consumer Information
- About this Owner Information
  - Document Applicability
  - Illustrations
  - Feature Availability
  - Errors or Inaccuracies
  - Location of Components
  - Copyrights and Trademarks
- Disclaimers
  - Vehicle Telematics
  - Data Sharing
  - Quality Control
  - Contacting Tesla
- Reporting Safety Defects
- Radio Regulatory Compliance
  - FCC and IC Certification
  - Radio Frequency Information
  - RF Modules
  - Radiation Exposure Statement
- Troubleshooting Alerts
  - (APP_w207)Autosteer temporarily unavailable
  - (APP_w218)Autosteer speed limit exceededTake control ofsteering wheel
  - (APP_w221)Cruise control unavailableReduced front radar visibility
  - (APP_w222)Cruise control unavailableReduced front camera visibility
  - (APP_w224)Cruise control unavailableContinue driving to allow cameras to calibrate
  - (APP_w304)Camera blocked or blindedClean camera or wait for it to regain visibility
  - (CC_a001)Unable to charge - Insufficient groundingProper wiring or outlet grounding must be verified
  - (CC_a002)Unable to charge - Insufficient groundingDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
  - (CC_a003)Unable to charge - Wall Connector GFCI trippedDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
  - (CC_a004)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a005)Unable to charge - Wall Connector GFCI trippedDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
  - (CC_a006)Unable to charge - Wall Connector overcurrentDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
  - (CC_a007)Unable to charge - Input voltage too highVoltage must be within Wall Connector rating
  - (CC_a008)Unable to charge - Input voltage too lowVoltage must be within Wall Connector rating
  - (CC_a009)Unable to charge - Input wired incorrectlyInput wiring to Wall Connector must be corrected
  - (CC_a010)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a011)Unable to charge - Wall Connector too hotLet Wall Connector cool and try again
  - (CC_a012)Unable to charge - Wall connection too hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
  - (CC_a013)Unable to charge - Charge handle too hotCheck charge handle or charge port for debris
  - (CC_a014)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a015)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a016)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a017)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a018)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a019)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a020)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a021)Unable to charge - No primary Wall ConnectorCheck that primary unit is powered and available
  - (CC_a022)Unable to charge - More than 1 primary unitEnsure only 1 Wall Connector is set as primary
  - (CC_a023)Unable to charge - Too many Wall ConnectorsEnsure no more than 3 units paired with primary
  - (CC_a024)Unable to charge - Low Wall Connector currentPrimary unit current setting must be increased
  - (CC_a025)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a026)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a027)Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
  - (CC_a028)Unable to charge - Incorrect switch settingWall Connector rotary switch must be adjusted
  - (CC_a029)Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
  - (CC_a030)Unable to charge - Primary / paired unit mismatchWall Connector current ratings must match
  - (CC_a041)Charge rate reduced - Wall connection hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
  - (CC_a043)Wall Connector configuration must be completedRefer to Installation Guide to enable charging
  - (CP_a004)Charging equipment not recognizedTry again or try different equipment
  - (CP_a010)Charging equipment communication errorTry again or try different equipment
  - (CP_a043)Charge port door sensor faultCharge port may not operate as expected
  - (CP_a046)Charging equipment communication lostCheck power source and charging equipment
  - (CP_a051)Charge port may not open when pressedUse another method to open the charge port
  - (CP_a053)Unable to charge - Charge station not poweredCheck power source or try a different station
  - (CP_a054)Charge port latch not engagedFully insert charge cable or check for obstruction
  - (CP_a055)Charging equipment communication lostCheck power source and charging equipment
  - (CP_a056)Charging stopped - Charge cable disconnectedClose charge port - Press brake pedal and retry
  - (CP_a057)Charging equipment reports errorCheck equipment for error code or message
  - (CP_a058)Unable to AC charge - Unplug and retryOr try DC Fast Charging / Supercharging
  - (CP_a066)Charging equipment not readySee equipment instructions to start charging
  - (CP_a078)Cable blocked - Charge port latch may be frozenTry using Defrost Car button in Mobile App
  - (CP_a079)Charge rate reduced - Charge port may be frozenTry using Defrost Car button in Mobile App
  - (CP_a101)Charge rate reduced - Wall connection hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
  - (CP_a102)Unable to charge - Wall connection too hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
  - (CP_a143)Charging adapter has electric arc flash hazardUse different charging equipment
  - (DI_a175)Cruise control unavailable
  - (DI_a184)Autopark canceledTake control
  - (DI_a185)Autopark aborted
  - (DI_a201)Limited deceleration when accelerator is releasedOK to drive - Use brake pedal as needed
  - (DI_a245)Vehicle Hold feature unavailableKeep brake pedal pressed while stopped
  - (ESP_a118)Assist for low brake performance activatedTo stop, keep brake pedal firmly pressed
  - (PCS_a016)Cannot charge - Poor grid power quality possibleRetry / Try other charge location or Supercharging
  - (PCS_a017)Charging stopped - Power lost while chargingCheck power source and charging equipment
  - (PCS_a019)Power grid or vehicle issue limiting AC chargingUnplug and retry / Try different charging location
  - (PCS_a032)Poor electric grid power quality detectedTry different charging station or location
  - (PCS_a052)External charging equipment not providing powerCheck power source or try different equipment
  - (PCS_a053)Charge rate reduced - Unexpected voltage dropRemove extension cords / Have wiring inspected
  - (PCS_a054)Charging stopped due to large voltage dropRemove extension cords / Have wiring inspected
  - (PCS_a073)External charging equipment error detectedTry different charging equipment
  - (PCS_a090)Charging slowed - Some AC phases not poweredCheck power source and charging equipment
  - (UI_a006)Service is requiredSchedule service now
  - (UI_a137)Active service connection to vehicleService performing remote diagnostics
  - (UMC_a002)Unable to charge - Mobile Connector GFCI trippedUnplug charge handle from charge port and retry
  - (UMC_a004)Unable to charge with Mobile ConnectorVoltage too high / Try a different wall outlet
  - (UMC_a005)Unable to charge with Mobile ConnectorVoltage too low / Try a different wall outlet
  - (UMC_a008)Unable to charge - Wall plug temperature highWall outlet and wiring inspection recommended
  - (UMC_a013)Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
  - (UMC_a014)Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
  - (UMC_a015)Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
  - (UMC_a017)Charge rate reduced - Wall plug temperature highWall outlet and wiring inspection recommended
  - (VCFRONT_a180)Electrical system power reducedVehicle may shut down unexpectedly
  - (VCFRONT_a182)Schedule service to replace low voltage batterySoftware will not update until battery is replaced
  - (VCFRONT_a191)Electrical system power reducedVehicle shutting down
  - (VCFRONT_a192)Electrical system is unable to support all featuresShutting down features to conserve energy
  - (VCFRONT_a220)Electrical system is unable to support all featuresSchedule service
  - (VCFRONT_a402)Electrical system backup power is unavailableVehicle will consume more energy while idle
  - (VCFRONT_a478)Low voltage battery service is requiredSchedule service - Vehicle may not restart
  - (VCFRONT_a496)Vehicle is preparing to shut downPULL OVER SAFELY
  - (VCSEC_a221)Air pressure below recommendation for tiresCheck pressure and refill air as needed
  - (VCSEC_a228)Air pressure in tires very lowPULL OVER SAFELY - Check for flat tire
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Tesla Model Y 2022 Hong Kong Region Owner’s Manual

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Tesla Model Y 2022 Hong Kong Region Specification

The Tesla Model Y 2022 for the Hong Kong region is a compact electric SUV that combines performance, advanced technology, and sustainable energy solutions. This model features a dual-motor all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, providing enhanced traction and stability across various driving conditions. The vehicle is powered by a high-efficiency electric powertrain, delivering an impressive range of up to 542 kilometers on a single charge, as per the WLTP standard. The Model Y supports fast charging via Tesla's Supercharger network, enabling up to 270 kilometers of range with just a 15-minute charge.

The exterior design boasts a sleek, aerodynamic profile, contributing to its efficient energy consumption and reduced drag. The interior is spacious, offering seating for up to seven passengers with an optional third row. It includes a minimalist dashboard with a 15-inch touchscreen that controls most of the car's functions, including navigation, media, and climate settings. The vehicle also supports over-the-air software updates, ensuring that customers receive the latest features and improvements without visiting a service center.

Safety is a paramount focus for the Model Y, featuring Tesla’s advanced driver-assistance system, Autopilot. This system includes functionalities such as adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, and lane-keeping assistance. The vehicle's structure is reinforced with a combination of aluminum and high-strength steel, providing enhanced crash protection.

The Model Y is equipped with a premium audio system, wireless phone charging, and multiple USB-C ports. It is compatible with the Tesla mobile app, which offers remote control features such as pre-conditioning, location tracking, and software updates.

Overall, the Tesla Model Y 2022 for the Hong Kong region stands out with its blend of cutting-edge technology, robust performance, and commitment to environmental sustainability.

Tesla Model Y 2022 Hong Kong Region F.A.Q.

How do I perform a soft reset on my Tesla Model Y 2022?

To perform a soft reset on the Tesla Model Y, press and hold both scroll wheels on the steering wheel until the screen turns off and the Tesla logo appears. This will reboot the system without affecting your personal settings.

What should I do if the touchscreen is unresponsive?

If the touchscreen becomes unresponsive, try performing a soft reset by holding down both steering wheel scroll buttons until the screen restarts. If the issue persists, contact Tesla service.

How can I maximize the range of my Tesla Model Y?

To maximize range, ensure tires are properly inflated, use regenerative braking, minimize use of climate control, and drive at moderate speeds. Additionally, precondition the car while it is still charging.

What maintenance does the Tesla Model Y require?

Tesla recommends regular checks on tire tread and pressure, replacing cabin air filters every 2 years, checking brake fluid every 2 years, and servicing the air conditioning every 6 years. Consult the owner's manual for a detailed schedule.

How do I enable Sentry Mode in my Tesla Model Y?

To enable Sentry Mode, go to 'Controls' > 'Safety & Security' on the touchscreen and toggle the Sentry Mode switch. You can also activate it remotely through the Tesla app.

How can I troubleshoot Autopilot issues?

Ensure that all cameras and sensors are clean and unobstructed. If issues persist, try a software update or reset the system. If problems continue, contact Tesla service for assistance.

What should I do if my Tesla Model Y doesn't charge?

Check the charging cable and connector for damage, ensure the charge port door is fully closed, and verify that the charging station is operational. If the issue remains, try a different charging station or contact Tesla support.

How do I update the software on my Tesla Model Y?

Software updates are automatically downloaded when the vehicle is connected to Wi-Fi. Once an update is available, a notification will appear on the touchscreen with instructions on how to install it.

How do I adjust the regenerative braking settings?

Regenerative braking settings can be adjusted by going to 'Controls' > 'Driving' on the touchscreen. You can choose between 'Standard' and 'Low' settings based on your preference.

What do I need to know about tire rotation for the Tesla Model Y?

Tesla recommends rotating tires every 10,000 to 12,000 km to ensure even tire wear and extend the life of the tires. Follow the pattern outlined in the owner's manual for best results.