Practical guide
Driver profiles without accidental changes
Save your seating position and link the profile to the right key.
Guide updated 2 Oct 2026 · revision 1
Set your seating position
In the 2017-2023 and 2024+ Model 3, the profile combines seat, steering wheel, mirrors and some preferences. Create it through Controls → Profiles, sit comfortably and save the settings. After the next adjustment, carefully choose preservation or restoration: random confirmation can replace a convenient landing.
Link your key
Select the desired profile, then open the key list in the Locks section and assign the corresponding key to it. This helps the car choose the driver when approaching. When sharing a car, give profiles clear names and check the active name before saving new adjustments.
Check transferred settings
Tesla Profile can sync between supported cars, but not all settings are transferred equally. After the transplant, re-evaluate the landing, mirrors and access to the pedals. Easy Entry moves the seat to board and exit; check the vacant space behind it before enabling this feature.
Keep in mind: When the child seat is behind the driver, do not set Easy Entry with the seat completely pushed back.
Sources and currency
This concise guide was prepared by Volt. A manual version does not mean that software is installed on your car.
Model 3 · 2017–2023 · Europe
Manual version: 2026.32
Last successful check: 14 Oct 2026
For your vehicle and software, the in-car manual and release notes are the most precise references.