2020 TESLA MODEL X trunk

of metal. Take the smartphone out of the case
and place the phone in the charger.
12V Power Socket Your Model X has a power socket located on
the front of the center console. An additional
12V power socket is located in the rear trunk.
Power is available whenever the instrument
panel and touchscreen are on.
The 12V power sockets are suitable for
accessories requiring up to 11A continuous
draw (15A peak) or a maximum of 150
continuous watts (180 watts peak).
Note: Power is available whenever the vehicle
is considered "awake" The vehicle may be awake for many reasons. For example, when
using features such as Summon, or when features such as Smart Preconditioning, Cabin
Overheat Protection, Keep Climate On, Dog Mode, Sentry Mode, etc. are enabled. The
vehicle is also awake whenever the 12V battery
is being charged or is in use, during HV
charging, when the vehicle is communicating
with the mobile app, etc. Leaving an accessory
plugged in does not deplete the 12V battery.
Note: In situations where Model X is unable to
detect the key (low battery, interference, etc.),
place it immediately below the 12V power
socket in the center console where Model X can best detect it.
Warning: The power socket and an
accessory

Security Settings
About the Security System
If Model X does not detect a key nearby and a
locked door or trunk is opened, an alarm sounds and the headlights and turn signals

Note: If Model X is locked, the charge port
light does not light up.
If the charge port light turns red while
charging, a fault is detected. Check the instrument panel or touchscreen for a
message describing the fault. A fault can
occur due to something as common as a power outage. If a power outage occurs,
charging resumes automatically when power
is restored.
Note: When charging, particularly at high
currents, the refrigerant compressor and fan
operate as needed to keep the Battery cool.
Therefore, it is normal to hear sounds during
charging.
Note: Air conditioning performance is
generally not affected by charging. However,
under certain circumstances (for example, you
are charging at high currents during a
particularly warm day), the air coming from
the vents may not be as cool as expected and
a message displays on the instrument panel.
This is normal behavior and ensures that the
Battery stays within an optimum temperature
range while charging to support longevity and
optimum performance.Warning: Never spray liquid at a high
velocity (for example, if using a pressure
washer) towards the charge port while
charging. Failure to follow these
instructions can result in serious injury or
damage to the vehicle, charging
equipment, or property.
Stopping Charging
Stop charging at any time by disconnecting
the charge cable or touching Stop Charging
on the touchscreen.
Note: To prevent unauthorized unplugging of
the charge cable, the charge cable latch remains locked and Model X must be unlockedor able to recognize your key before you can
disconnect the charge cable.
To disconnect the charge cable:
1. Press and hold the button on the
connector handle to release the latch.
Alternatively, unlock the vehicle by
opening a door, using a key fob, or
touching Stop Charging on the
touchscreen. These methods unlock the
charge port as well.
2. Pull the connector from the charge port.
3. Push the charge port door closed.
Note:
If Model X is equipped with a motorized
charge port door, it automatically closes shortly after you remove the charge cable.Caution: Tesla strongly recommends
leaving Model X plugged in when not in use. This maintains the Battery at the
optimum level of charge.
Manually Releasing Charge Cable
If the usual methods for releasing a charge
cable from the charge port (using the charge
handle release button, touchscreen, or mobile
app) do not work, carefully follow these steps:
1. Ensure that Model X is not actively
charging by displaying the charging
screen on the touchscreen. If necessary,
touch Stop Charging .
2. Open the rear trunk.
3. Pull the charge port

Shoulder RoomFrontRear
Third60.7 in 56.8 in 40 in1542 mm
1442 mm 1016 mmHip RoomFront Rear
Third55.6 in 59 in
38.5 in1412 mm
1498 mm 978 mm
Cargo Volume
Front TrunkRear*TotalSeven Seat Vehicles6.6 cu ft (187 L)76.5 cu ft (2166 L)**83.1 cu ft (2353 L)Six Seat Vehicles6.6 cu ft (187 L)70.7 cu ft (2002 L)**77.3 cu ft (2189 L)Five Seat Vehicles6.6 cu ft (187 L)81.2 cu ft (2299.5 L)**87.8 cu ft (2486.5 L)* Maximum cargo volume behind the front row seats. Includes the 12.6 cu ft (357 L) cargo area
in the rear trunk (area behind the third row seats, if equipped).** Second row seats fully forward and/or folded.
Weights
Curb Weight* - Model X5,631 lbs2,554 kgCurb Weight* - Model X Performance5,741 lbs2,604 kgGVWR** - Model X 6,788 lbs3,079 kgGVWR** - Model X Performance 6,878 lbs3,120 kgGross Axle Weight Rating - Front3,241 lbs1,470 kgGross Axle Weight Rating - Model X -
Rear (at nominal tire pressure of 42
psi)3,792 lbs1,720 kgGross Axle Weight Rating - Model X
Performance- Rear (at nominal tire
pressure of 42 psi)3,807 lbs1,727 kgTowing Capacity (if equipped)See Towing and Accessories on page 94.*Curb Weight = weight of the vehicle with correct

towing guidelines 99
towing instructions 227
Towing Label 211TPMSFCC certification 238
overview of 198
Tracking Disabled 156
traction control 80
trademarks 232
Traffic-Aware Cruise Control 109
Trailer Brakes for towing 97
Trailer Mode 97
trailer, towing 94
transmission specifications 216
transponders, attaching 209
Transport Canada, contacting 236
Transport Mode 228
transporting 227, 228
trip chart 87
trip meter 86
Trip Planner 160
trunk, front 22
trunk, rearchild-protection lock 17
disabling interior handle 17
turn signals 68
U ultrasonic sensors 106
uniform tire quality grading 222
Unlock on Park 10
unlocking when key doesn