
Open the car door, press the start button, and adjust the seat and rearview mirror to your preferred position. Pay attention to the distance between the steering wheel and your chest, which should not be less than 25 centimeters. Press the memory button M, at which point the indicator light on the button will illuminate. Within a short time, press and hold the position 1 button, and the relevant position will be stored under the position 1 button.

I really love some of Tesla's little features, especially the seat memory settings—super convenient. Every time I adjust the seat angle, including the height, backrest, and mirrors, I just swipe to the control menu on the touchscreen's main interface, select 'Driver Settings,' and then click 'Add New Profile' or 'Save Current Settings.' After naming it, like 'My Favorite,' the system remembers it. What’s even cooler is that it can link to your phone key or key card, automatically restoring your settings the next time you get in the car—no manual adjustments needed. This feature is perfect for tech enthusiasts like me, saving time on long drives. Although occasionally, after a software update, the settings might reset and require re-saving, it’s still pretty smart. Overall, the setup is simple, making driving more focused.

I've been driving a Tesla for several years, and the seat memory settings have made my daily life incredibly convenient. I remember the first time I tried it: I adjusted my seating position to a comfortable point for both my legs and back, then found the driver options on the screen, clicked the save button, and named it 'Commute to Work'—done in just one click. Later, I also got into the habit of linking it to the key, so when my wife and I switch drivers, it automatically adjusts without any conflicts or misoperations. This feature is highly practical, saving me from the hassle of frequent manual adjustments. Especially when I'm tired in the early morning or after work, it instantly restores my comfortable seating position, helping me focus much better. I highly recommend giving it a try—once you get used to it, your driving experience will improve significantly.

Our family car is often shared, and Tesla's seat memory feature is incredibly practical. Setting it up is simple: once seated, go to the driver profile on the screen, save a name like 'Husband's Seat,' which includes positions for the leg rest and headrest angle; you can also save multiple profiles, making it convenient for me and the kids to take turns. Remember to park the car first before making adjustments—safety comes first. This thoughtful design eliminates the need to readjust every time. Additionally, it links with the door unlock feature to automatically recognize who’s getting in, earning praise from the whole family and making daily life smoother.


