Standard Ride & Handling in Autopilot
New Feature
for Model New 3 Performance
Your vehicle will now automatically transition to Standard Ride & Handling when Autopilot is engaged for a more comfortable drive. This setting is enabled by default. To disable, tap Controls > Dynamics > Use Standard Ride & Handling in Autopilot.
Steer-by-wire Improvements
New Feature
for Model CT
The steering wheel now gives you more realistic feedback, adapting to different road surfaces for a better driving experience.
Adjust Ride Height via Tesla App
New Feature
for Model CT
You can now adjust Cybertruck air suspension ride height directly from your phone. To use this feature, ensure your phone key is paired and connected and that you have Tesla App version 4.42.5 or later. On your Tesla app, go to Controls > Ride Height.
Minor Updates
New Feature
for Model S, 3, X, Y and CT
– View your last 10, 100, or 200 miles (15, 150, or 300 kilometers) of energy usage in the Consumption page, with the option to clear your history. Go to App Launcher > Energy app > Consumption.
The first-row cabin sensing system has been updated to use cabin radar, which is now standard in all new 2025 Model Ys. Your Model Y was built pre-equipped with the necessary hardware, allowing Tesla to also bring this technology to your vehicle. (Select Model Ys between 2022-2024)
– Your battery’s energy estimate now accounts for your vehicle’s usage characteristics and will adjust over time based on your history. The total available battery energy remains unchanged.
– You can now run a Battery Health Test to measure your battery’s energy retention compared to when it was new. Running this test may recalibrate the energy estimate, which could affect your displayed range. Go to Controls > Service > Battery Health.
– This update includes important security fixes and improvements.
