Bit of a long one this... I've added chapters so you can skip through to the bits you want to see. The car is parked for this video, so additional features available while driving aren't included - I'll probably do a separate (and shorter) video covering that along with the wheel and stalk commands.
For an old techno phobe like me who finds all this mind boggling this was really well presented and changed my perspective. I should go and have a test drive.
As someone looking to buy a model 3 about march 2021 time binge watching your videos has been very very helpful, pretty much solidified that I want one, very pleased that there's "easily digestible" tutorials :) Take my subscription sir
Thanks very much for this. Had a test drive yesterday so just went to the car blinding having never been in one and just figured it out. Should have watched this first haha.
Watched this a couple of times. Feeling somewhat more confident about what needs to be set as soon as I get in the car before driving home. Great job, many thanks.
I have watched other Tesla Model 3 full control video's. This was the most complete and best, I finally got to see what I wanted. Thanks - Just Subscribed :-)
Thanks JD mine is being delivered tomorrow so will be going through your video again & again till it sinks in. Great work and very easy to listen too unlike some others.👏👏👏
Brilliant and very easy but informative guide. I'm getting a model 3 as a company car and been looking for one of these guides. So thanks. Oh and 1 more subscriber too. Cheers. 👍
Great video, thank you very much. It's ironic that because you sit on the opposite side in the UK and your screen is reversed, you described the taskbar starting from the side fartherst from the driver (the sound settings), which is meant to be considered as the end of the menu (the less important menu items) . I guess it's because you read right-to-left. 😄
Nice one Paul! Yep, I actually made that confusing listening back... The radio tab is standard DAB, and then the "TuneIn" tab is internet radio via 4G. Hope that helps :)
great! Collection day Friday. I question - I have a EO home charger fitted at home. Any advice on the whether it's better or beneficial to use either the Tesla App to control charging or the EO Charger's own App?
Great video, getting a Model 3 in the New Year so good to see this sort of stuff. Is there a list of the voice commands you can do in the car? If not, maybe you could do a video on it?
There's a link to a video (US one) here, and luckily someone has also listed them in a reply too! forums.tesla.com/discussion/171012/88-tesla-voice-commands-every-voice-comand-jan-2020
Great vid. I am getting my first Tesla in a couple of weeks. You mention 3rd party apps a couple of times. Any recommendations? I am liking the look of Tessie, but love to hear your thoughts.
Great video of the features! - Is the database for the maps stored locally within the vehicle, or does it use the 4G to stream them? - If streamed, what happens when no 4G as in many areas of the UK - do you then lose nav functionality?
Thanks Paul! I've struggled to find a definitive answer to this online, but as far as I'm aware the data for maps/nav is streamed. If 4G isn't available you'll see the signal labelled as 3G or LTE which is plenty fast enough for the map data. I've have been to areas where the signal has gone completely, although interestingly while this has resulted in my Spotify not being able to stream, the navigation/map has remained fine, so I guess there is some level of offline caching at least. One other thing to note, the data for maps (other than live traffic visualizations) doesn't require the premium connectivity to work - you'll always have access to it as long as the signal is available.
How do you test the fog lights, I have the midnight silver long range awd model 3, but the front and rear fog light images on the screen are greyed out.? Will they work at night or in overcast situations, tried putting the lights on manually during the day, to check them but this did not work???
Hod do you set your phone as a key as mine does not appear in the Tesla app. Also do you have to activate both key cards? Sorry I had a home delivery and he literally just gave me the cards and left!
Ha, well, I think with a Tesla at this stage you've just got to come to terms with the fact that there will be new non-software related updates made at a much higher rate than other cars. It's one of the main reasons I only wanted a 3 year lease, but yeah, some of the new additions would be nice for sure!
Netflix itself I already have a subscription for. The premium connectivity (essentially internet access for the car) is what you get for one year, free of charge. After that, your choice (assuming you wanted to have Netflix/internet access) would either be to subscribe to premium connectivity (I think £10/month), or to tether your phone's connection 4G/5G connection.
So there is Tesla roadside assistance available but it doesn't' cover everything... there's a good summary of breakdown services here - teslaownersgroup.co.uk/kb/i-get-breakdown-cover-tesla
@@jdhartwell732 Thank you so much for doing this. Really appreciate it. I will be getting breakdown cover. Have always had it and it seems Britannia is the front runner.
Hod do you set your phone as a key as mine does not appear in the Tesla app. Also do you have to activate both key cards? Sorry I had a home delivery and he literally just gave me the cards and left!