Tesla's Genius Theft-Prevention Features You Must See! 🚗🔒

Discover how Tesla's innovative safety features make stealing their cars nearly impossible! We explore the clever "pin to drive" system and how it keeps thieves guessing, even if they find the key card. Don't miss this eye-opening look at automotive security! #TeslaSafety #CarTheftPrevention #InnovativeDesign #AutomotiveSecurity #SmartTechnology #TeslaLove #TechGenius #VehicleSafety #FutureCars #DriveSmart

[pineapplegamer]

That moving pin pad is genius. Tesla has a lot of those engineering nuggets in their cars

[JoeHardman]

And if they still manage to steal it you can put it in valet mode (limiting it to 15mph) and track it from your phone.

[carultch]

If someone is driving a stolen Tesla, would it be called an Edison?

[druganov]

As a software developer, that moving numpad feature is genius and I have never seen that anywhere before

[yiyaoran]

As a Tesla owner, I truly thought that’s just a software bug causing the PIN pad miss positioning 😂

[mohaiminulhasan]

I own a 2013 Mazda 3. The number of people hating Tesla is insane! It is futile to fight technology; you will never win!!

[JoeKoh]

scrambling the numpad would probably be a better approach since you can still estimate the location if the window only moves side to side

[diogomiguel]

Why move the thing?
Just scramble the numbers, i think it's more secure.
Because, you can see the prints in 1234 or a row of prints for example, so by moving the pad, the 1234 will be in the same position, or maybe it's 4567, but you can kind of narrow it down anyway.
Randomizing the numbers position in the pad, i think, would be a safer solution.
Well done Tesla, anyway 👌🏼

[christiandavies]

People saying you can still guess, you’d also have to discount all the other finger marks because the car is 95% touch screen use. So many finger marks all over it.

[BrentMcMurdy]

I didn’t know the pad moved, that’s awesome 👏

[bepe]

It also has the #1 security feature;
Being a Tesla.

[realjackeal]

The moving pin pad is genius! Good job Tesla!

[chris_bmw]

My 1999 BMW E36 had it also…

If you found my keys dropped in the parking you weren’t able to drive the car unless you put the PIN code on the 18 button on board computer

[crosslink]

I've got a PIN code on my car too, its a 1-2-3-4-5 speed manual transmission. Amazing how many people can't drive a 'stick' these days.

[grzechu]

To get the security to maxium, they could do that every time you type a Number, the Pin Window move with every touch/click.

[Recordedanemone]

Everyone gangsta till you forgot your own password

[filipedinis]

It's a nice feature but it should be able to enter the pin on your phone (if connected to your Tesla). That way I could enter my pin without other in the car seeing it.
Other option beyond pin is using face recognition instead

[BrothaNeo]

Wow that is so GENIUS lol! Thank you for this video. This is news to me

[GoldenG_]

Ok, so
1. I have a card
2. I found the car
3. He showed me a pin
4. Time for driving

[LostWolf]

Having a Tesla in a horror movie would be the worst