The tilt display can be accessed by going to Controls > Display. From here, you can tap left, right or center, and the display will move in the direction you choose.
It was recently discovered by Munro Live that existing Model S and Model X vehicles have the hardware for the tilt display, but not motors for the feature to work.
Will Tesla offer a retrofit for the tilt display for existing Model S and Model X refresh owners? One Model S refresh owner Leanne N. shared on Facebook that Tesla told her a retrofit is not available “at this time”. Take this for what it’s worth for now, but it’s possible Tesla may introduce a retrofit at a later date (maybe there’s been a supply chain constraint on parts).
Tesla has officially launched its refreshed Model S and Model X in Europe, with deliveries set to begin next month. The long-awaited update brings notable improvements to range, cabin comfort, noise insulation, and performance — though it will only be available in left-hand-drive markets for now. The revamped Model S and Model X now feature […]
TIME Magazine has officially recognized the Tesla Model S on its Best Inventions Hall of Fame for the century (so far), which records the 25 most iconic inventions the publication covered in the past 25 years. This solidifies the all-electric luxury sedan’s place among some of the most influential inventions in modern history. TIME praised […]
Tesla has started offering recent Model S and Model X buyers in the U.S. who also purchased Full Self-Driving (FSD) the option to upgrade to the Luxe Package for $2,000. As spotted by @NotATeslaApp, qualifying owners are now seeing a notification in the Tesla app inviting them to add the Luxe Package by October 19, […]
