17 Tesla Model 3/Y Hidden Features You NEED To Know!

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In this video I am going to be going over 17 Hidden Features, Tips, and Secrets for the Tesla Model 3/Y that every owner should know!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Quick Power HVAC
00:48 - 0% Isn't Really 0%
01:42 - Merging Friction Brakes and Regenerative Braking
02:04 - Standard Autopilot Lane Change
02:57 - Changing Autopilot Speed
03:22 - Trunk Height
03:52 - 5 Quick Controls in Tesla App
04:18 - Unlatch Door From Phone
04:32 - Send Locations To Tesla
05:01 - How To Park at Superchargers (150kW vs 250kW)
06:16 - Stop Charging More Than You Need
07:19 - Changing Gears
07:38 - Swipe Gestures
08:21 - Stop Using Miles for Battery
09:36 - Emergency Charge Port Release
09:55 - The "Parking Brake" is NOT a Parking Brake (LIFE SAVING FEATURE)
12:45 - NUMBER 17 PLEASE DO THIS!!!
13:16 - Outro (COMMENT MORE FEATURES BELOW!)

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[IWatchAndLearn]

This guy has2k subs and has provided more useful information than many of the other established Tesla youtubers. Thank you for this.

[mattheww]

Four years of Tesla ownership, daily Tesla news consumption, and I still learned seven new facts. Nice work man, thank you!

[_zach]

Btw, you are slightly mistaken on the brake thing as far as normal driving goes. When you put your foot down on the brake pedal, all 4 brakes are engaged hydraulically. There is no “front when forward” “rear when backward” type manifold trickery going on. The brake pedal in the car actuates the brakes via fluid pressure, but the parking brake indeed is a mechanical servo manually engaging the rear brakes. That’s why it makes that electronic sound when parking and not every time you hit the brake pedal.

[BenPellowMusic]

I’m used to these videos being terrible and not showing me anything new but WOW you blew me away by showing me quite a few things i didnt already know. SO thank you!!

[beachcrow]

That printed booklet in the glove box is *NOT* the full manual, it's the "Safety Information" book for tire care, child seats, etc. The full manual is on the touchscreen or online (either interactive or a PDF download). The actual manual also gets updated to keep in sync with software updates.

[jeremybishop]

I didn't know about 250 kw not sharing energy or the Manuel release in trunk for charging cable. 👌 thx!

[aquamanm]

Very helpful, I knew all except pumping the emergency brake button. Thank you and your video presentation is captivating, articulate and succinct.

[victorrosas]

Love this vid, the parking brake tip is invaluable, may even save lives. Can’t thank you enough for that. Thank you for your public service! 👍

[juantana]

Dude! This video was so helpful, thanks! I've had my Model Y since June and watched/researched every video plus read the maual even before taking delivery, and some of this stuff is not intuitive in the manual (IMO) like the parking brake. I learned at least 3-4 more things from this video. The fact that the car doesnt have a traditional parking brake was scary for me at first, we have a place in the mountains w a steep driveway we have to stop on, great to know I can just put it in P.

[johnbrewer]

absolutely the best tip video I have seen! Thank you so much for the lane change information that was helpful!!! The only other tip I saw that was that big was using the scroll wheel to disengage the move your steering wheel warning. These are great in so many ways.

[jeffh]

Just got a Model Y and stumbled on your channel. Great content and no bs click bait and no time wasting fluff. Love the RTFM comment! When I tell someone I read it in the manual, no matter the product, and that they should read it too, most give me this dumbfounded look like I’m a crazy person. Or they’re pissed off that I suggested such a waste of their time.

[lbartlett]

Excellent, very fast paced, no wasted time.

[cathayk]

Thanks for helping Tesla owners globally❤

[jrobillos]

Great video for new and future owners; especially with Tesla's updated features. I knew about the emergency parking button, but I didn't know that you can press it multiple times to re-enact an ICE emergency brake lever...good to know. Nice work!

[EvgenyMettsler]

1. The pedal brake activates both hydraulic lines (front and rear). The car is stopped by all four disc brakes (one on each wheel).
2. The manual brake (holding the parking button for 3 sec) will engage the mechanical drum brakes on the rear axle! Yes, to your surprise, the rear wheels also have mechanical drum brakes that are actuated by a cable. The cable is tensioned by an electric drive.
3. When you put the tesla in park, it does not activate the mechanical drum brakes on the rear axle and it does not activate any of the hydraulic lines. Instead, the rear axle is locked by the rear wheel drive unit. To be even more precise, this axle locking occurs in 1-speed automatic transmission and not in the hydraulic lines!
You're welcome!

[Gaijin]

Props for legit good tips. Not clickbait! Love the demonstrations as well. Nice video、subbed！

[bohenriksson]

Excellent! Have had my M3 for three years and still learned a few new things - thanks!

[KineticEV]

Nice. A couple of those I didn't know such as the swiping over and down to navigate home or work.

[wroniec]

Thank you for the parking brake information, been doing it pointless in my MYP.