Tesla Model Y: Turn Signals
The turn signals flash three times or continuously, depending on how far up or down you move the stalk. Lightly push the turn signal stalk up or down for a three-flash sequence. For a continuous signal, push the stalk fully up or down.
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The turn signals stop operating when canceled by the steering wheel, by moving the stalk in the opposite direction, or lightly pushing the stalk in the same direction once more.
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The corresponding turn signal
indicator lights up on the touchscreen when a turn signal is operating. Model Y
also emits a clicking sound.
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The corresponding turn signal
indicator lights up on the touchscreen when a turn signal is operating. Model Y
also emits a clicking sound.
WARNING: When actively using Traffic-Aware Cruise Control, engaging a turn signal can cause Model Y to accelerate in specific situations.
WARNING: When actively using Autosteer, engaging a turn signal can cause Model Y to change lanes.
Hazard Warning Flashers
To turn on the hazard warning flashers, press the button located above the rear view mirror. All turn signals flash. Press the button again to turn off the hazard warning flashers.
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NOTE: Hazard warning flashers operate even when Model Y cannot detect a key.
NOTE: The hazard warning light button is illuminated whenever Model Y is powered on.
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Overview
The touchscreen displays the status of Model Y at all times. What you see
depends on whether the vehicle is:
Parked (shown below)
Driving
Charging
When Model Y is parked, the status area shows
Indicator Lights
Indicator lights display along the top of the instrument
panel to show status and alert you of specific vehicle
conditions.
A brake system fault is
detected or the
brake fluid level is low. Cont
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Limitations
Smart Summon is unlikely to operate as intended in the
following types of situations:
GPS data is unavailable due to poor cellular coverage.
The driving path is sloped. Smart Summon is
designed to operate on flat roads only (up to 10%
grade).
A raised concrete edge is detected. Depending on
Head Supports
The front seats include integrated head supports that you can not adjust.
The second row outboard seats include an adjustable head support that you can
raise, lower, or remove. When either of these seats is occupied by a passenger
that is not in a child safety seat, the corresponding head support
