Tesla Model 3: Seating and Safety Restraints
Important information on seat positioning, seat adjustments, and in-car safety restraints is included in this section.
It offers guidance on how to properly modify the driver's and passengers' seats to ensure the best possible comfort and vision whether operating a vehicle or traveling in one. For optimal comfort, the takom comes with instructions for modifying the headrest position, lumbar support, seat height, and backrest angle.
It also highlights how to use seat belts correctly, including how to place and attach them. It provides instructions on how to utilize seat belt extenders as needed to keep everyone safe while driving as well as how to correctly buckle up kids in car seats.
The airbag systems of the car, including the frontal, side, and curtain airbags, are also covered in this section. This clarifies why it's crucial to keep your seat in the appropriate location in relation to the airbag deployment zones for maximum safety.
This section covers kid safety lock configurations, how to use and install child seats or booster seats, and how to make sure that young passengers are safely buckled up in the car.
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Front and Rear Seats
Correct Driving Position
The seat, head support, seat belt and airbags
work together to maximize your safety. Using
these correctly ensures greater protection.
Position the seat so you can wear
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Keys
Three Types of Keys
Model 3 supports three types of keys:
Authenticated phone - You can set up
your personal smartphone to
communicate with Model 3 using
Bluetooth. Supports automatic locking
and unlocking as well as several other
functions using the Tesla mobile app.
Key card - Tesl
Speed Assist
How Speed Assist Works
Model 3 displays a speed limit on the
touchscreen and you can choose if and how
you are warned when you exceed the speed
limit. You can touch this speed limit sign to
automatically change the set speed to the
detected speed limit (including any offsets
that you have set
