How to Open the Glove Compartment in Tesla Model 3?
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There are two switches on the right side of the screen; the bottom one is the switch for the glove compartment, which can be opened with a simple press. As a new energy pure electric vehicle, Tesla features many design elements that differ from conventional models, so it's advisable to thoroughly read the car manual before use. Tesla offers three main models: Model 3, Model S, and Model X. Here is some relevant information about Tesla models: 1. Model 3: The Model 3 is Tesla's first electric vehicle designed and produced for the global mass market, combining advantages in range, performance, safety, and technology. It is a key model in Tesla's mission to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy. 2. Model S: The luxury flagship sedan Model S has attracted significant attention from media and audiences with its dreamy and elegant design, showcasing Tesla's unique design aesthetics and comfortable cabin. Tesla has also released the Model S Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive Plaid version.
I've been driving a Tesla Model 3 for several years and know the glove compartment operation inside out. Simply put, you need to use the central touchscreen: after starting the car, tap the car icon in the lower left corner to enter the main menu, select the 'Controls' option, then scroll to find and tap the 'Glovebox' button. The compartment opens automatically, quite smoothly. Tesla designed it this way to reduce physical buttons in the cabin, making the space cleaner, which is also a high-tech highlight. However, be aware that the system might occasionally glitch and fail to open, possibly due to software lag or outdated versions. In such cases, try holding down both scroll wheels on the steering wheel for ten seconds to reboot the screen. Personally, I appreciate this approach—it's convenient for storing documents or small items, eliminating the hassle of manual pulling. New users might need some time to familiarize themselves with the menu layout, but it becomes second nature with practice. If issues arise, don't worry; consulting the manual or Tesla customer service will always help resolve them.
