Tesla's vehicle lineup includes Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X and Cybertruck. Availability, configurations and ordering options vary by market and can change over time.
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Yes. Tesla provides online ordering for eligible vehicles. Customers can configure an available vehicle, review applicable options and place an order through Tesla's official ordering process. Tesla also offers vehicle inventory and demo-drive options in applicable markets.
Tesla's Supercharger network provides fast charging for compatible Tesla vehicles. Charging availability, pricing, payment requirements and access can vary by location, vehicle and local conditions. Drivers can use the vehicle touchscreen and Tesla app to access charging-related information and services.
Full Self-Driving (Supervised) is Tesla's advanced driver-assistance system. Depending on the vehicle, software version, hardware, location and regulatory approval, it can assist with functions such as navigation, lane changes, turns and other driving maneuvers.
Full Self-Driving (Supervised) does not make a Tesla vehicle autonomous. Drivers must remain attentive, keep their eyes on the road and be prepared to take control whenever necessary.
Yes. Tesla vehicles can receive over-the-air software updates. Depending on the update and vehicle configuration, software updates can introduce new features, improvements, fixes and changes to existing vehicle functionality.
A Tesla Account provides access to Tesla-related online services and account features. Depending on the service, the Tesla app and account can be used to manage vehicle information, charging, software upgrades, orders and other supported services.
No. Vehicle specifications, available features, configurations, pricing, software functionality and charging services can vary by country, market, vehicle configuration, model year and software version.
No. Tesla states that Full Self-Driving (Supervised) requires active driver supervision and does not make the vehicle autonomous. The driver remains responsible for safely operating the vehicle and must be ready to take over at all times.
Tesla can deliver software improvements and new functionality through over-the-air updates. The features a particular vehicle receives depend on its hardware, software version, configuration, region and applicable availability.
For current vehicle specifications, pricing, ordering, charging information, software features, support documentation and legal information, always refer to Tesla's official website and applicable Tesla documentation for your market.
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