feature that, by fully extracting the seat belt (beyond the length needed for a typical adult occupant), locks the belt into place
until the seat belt is unbuckled and the webbing is fully retracted. The ALR mechanism operates as a ratchet, winding in slack
and preventing the seat belt from extending any further until it has been completely rewound. When installing a child safety
seat with integrated restraints, engage the belt's automatic locking retractor by pulling the seat belt webbing until it is fully
extended. The ALR system engages only when the seat belt is at its maximum extension point.
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The automatic locking retractor (ALR) feature is not used for booster seats in which a large child is restrained by the vehicle's
seat belts directly, and therefore not using a child safety seat's integrated restraints.
NOTE: An automatic locking retractor disengages only when the seat belt is unbuckled and fully retracted. The belt can then
be worn as a normal belt, sliding freely in and out and locking tight only in an emergency. Once disengaged, the belt must be
fully extended to re-engage the locking mechanism whenever you install a child safety seat.
Always follow the detailed instructions provided by the child safety seat manufacturer. General guidelines are provided below.
1. Place the child safety seat in CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y and fully extend the seat belt (doing so engages
the automatic locking retractor (see Automatic Locking Retractor on page 1158).
2. Route the webbing and buckle the seat belt in accordance with the child safety seat manufacturer’s instructions.

3. Allow the seat belt webbing to retract, and remove all slack while firmly pushing the child safety seat into the seat.
4. Once all slack has been removed, forcefully pull the seat belt webbing to confirm that the automatic locking retractor is
engaged.
NOTE: The automatic locking retractor disengages only after unbuckling and fully retracting the seat belt webbing. Once
disengaged, the belt must be fully extended to re-engage the locking mechanism.
5. Attach the child safety seat's upper tether strap(s) (if equipped), as required by the manufacturer of the child safety seat
(see Attaching Upper Tether Straps on page 1167).

Installing LATCH (ISOFIX) Child Seats
Lower LATCH anchors are provided in all rear seating positions. The anchors are located between the seat's back rest and
cushion. The exact location of each anchor is identified by a child safety seat identification label. The label is located on the
seat back, directly above its associated anchor.

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Carefully read and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the child restraint system. The instructions
describe how to slide the child restraint system onto the seat’s anchor bars until you hear it "click" into place. You may need to
push the child restraint system firmly against the seat back to ensure it fits snugly.

Adjust until the child restraint system is fitted firmly against the seat back. Ensure the child restraint system fits snugly.

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Before seating a child, ensure that the child restraint system is securely installed. Grasp the front of the child restraint system
with one hand on each side, and attempt to:
• Twist the child restraint system from side to side.
• Pull the child restraint system away from the seat.
If the child restraint system moves away from the seat, both latches are not fully engaged onto the seat's anchor bars. You
must reinstall it and try again. It is critical that both latches on the child restraint system are fully engaged.
WARNING: Do not use LATCH anchors with child seats or booster seats that have an integrated safety belt where the
combined weight of the child plus the child restraint system exceeds 65 lbs (29 kg).

Attaching Upper Tether Straps
If the child safety seat is equipped with an upper tether strap, attach its hook(s) to the anchor point located behind the
associated rear seat. To access the center anchor point, flip the cover upward. To access an outboard anchor point, slide the
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WARNING: Tighten upper tether straps according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the child safety
seat.
For the outboard seats, position dual-strap tethers on each side of the head support:

For the outboard seats, position single-strap tethers on the outside of the head support:

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For the center seat, route dual-strap tethers between the posts under the head support. Lift the head support (see Head
Supports on page 1155), then route the straps. Keep the head support in the raised position.

WARNING: In the center seat, do not run dual-strap tethers on each side of the head support.
For the center seat, route a single-strap tether between the posts under the head support. Lift the head support (see Head
Supports on page 1155), then route the strap. Keep the head support in the raised position.

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Testing a Child Safety Seat
Before seating a child, always make sure the child safety seat is not loose:
1. Hold the child safety seat by the belt path and try to slide the safety seat from side to side and front to back.
2. If the seat moves more than one inch (2.5 cm), it is too loose. Tighten the belt or reconnect the LATCH retained child safety
seat.
3. If you are unable to reduce slack, try a different seat location or try another child safety seat.

Child Safety Seat Warnings
WARNING: Extreme hazard! Do not seat a child on the front passenger seat even if you are using a child safety seat. This
seat has an airbag in front of it. Although this airbag is disabled when CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y
detects a lightweight passenger, do not rely on technology to protect your child.
WARNING: Child restraint systems are designed to be secured in vehicle seats by lap belts or the lap belt portion of a
lap-shoulder belt. Children could be endangered in a crash if their child restraints are not properly secured in the
vehicle.
WARNING: According to collision statistics, a child is safer when properly restrained in a rear seat instead of the front
seat.
WARNING: Do not use a forward facing child safety seat until your child weighs over 20 lbs (9 kg) and can sit
independently. Up to the age of two, a child's spine and neck are not sufficiently developed to avoid injury in a frontal
impact.
WARNING: Do not allow a baby or infant to be held on an adult's lap. All children must be restrained in an appropriate
child safety seat at all times.
WARNING: To ensure children are safely seated, follow all instructions provided in this document and by the
manufacturer of the child safety seat.
WARNING: Children should ride in a rear facing child safety seat using the seat’s integrated 5-point harness for as long
as possible.
WARNING: Do not use seat belt extenders on a seat belt that is being used to install a child safety seat or booster seat.
WARNING: When seating larger children, make sure the child's head is supported and the child’s seat belt is properly
adjusted and fastened. The shoulder portion of the belt must be away from the face and neck, and the lap portion must
not be over the stomach.
WARNING: Never attach two child safety seats to one anchor point. In a collision, one anchor point may be incapable of
securing both seats.
WARNING: Child restraint anchors are designed to withstand only those loads imposed by correctly fitted child
restraints. Under no circumstances are they to be used for adult seat belts, harnesses, or for attaching other items or
equipment to the vehicle.

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WARNING: Always check harnesses and tether straps for damage and wear.
WARNING: Never leave a child unattended, even if the child is secured in a child safety seat.
WARNING: Never use a child safety seat that has been involved in a collision. Have the seat inspected or replaced as
described in the child safety seat manufacturer’s instructions.

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Airbags
Location of Airbags
Airbags are located in the approximate areas shown below. Airbag warning information is printed on the sun visors.
CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y is equipped with an airbag and lap/shoulder belt at both front seating positions.
The airbag is a supplemental restraint at those seating positions. All occupants, including the driver, should always wear their
seat belts whether or not an airbag is also provided at their seating position to minimize the risk of severe injury or death in the
event of a crash.

1. Passenger knee airbag
2. Passenger front airbag
3. Seat-mounted airbags
4. Curtain airbags
5. Driver knee airbag
6. Driver front airbag

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How Airbags Work
Airbags inflate when sensors detect an impact that exceeds deployment thresholds. These thresholds are designed to predict
the severity of a crash in time for the airbags to help protect the vehicle's occupants. Airbags inflate instantly with
considerable force accompanied by a loud noise. The inflated bag, together with the seat belts, limits movement of occupants
to reduce the risk of injury.
Front airbags are not ordinarily designed to inflate in rear collisions, rollovers, side collisions and when braking heavily or
driving over bumps and potholes. Likewise, front airbags may not inflate in all frontal collisions, such as minor front collisions,
underride collisions, or minor impacts with narrow objects (such as posts or poles). Significant superficial damage can occur
to the vehicle without the airbags inflating and, conversely, a relatively small amount of structural damage can cause airbags to
inflate. Therefore, the external appearance of the vehicle after a collision does not represent whether or not the front airbags
should have inflated.
WARNING: Before modifying your vehicle to accommodate a person with disabilities in a way that may affect the airbag
system, schedule a service appointment.

Types of Airbags
CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y has the following types of airbags:
• Front airbags: The front airbags are designed to reduce injuries if larger children or adults are riding in the front seats.
Follow all warnings and instructions related to seating a child on the front passenger seat (if permitted in your market
region).
• Knee airbags: Knee airbags and the front airbags work together. The knee airbags limit the forward motion of the front seat
occupants by restricting leg movement, thereby positioning the occupants so that the front airbags work more effectively.
• Seat-mounted airbags: A seat-mounted side airbag in the front seats helps protect the pelvis and the thorax region of the
torso. The seat-mounted airbag on the inside portion of the driver's seat helps protect the head and torso. Seat-mounted
airbags on both the impacted and non-impacted side of the vehicle inflate in the event of a severe side impact or a severe
offset frontal impact.
• Curtain airbags: Curtain airbags help protect the head. Curtain airbags on both the impacted and non-impacted side of the
vehicle inflate only if a severe side impact occurs, or if the vehicle rolls over.

Airbag Status Indicator
The status of the passenger front airbag displays on the touchscreen:
The Passenger Airbag Off indicator displays on the touchscreen when the passenger front airbag is OFF.
When the passenger front airbag is OFF, it does not inflate when a collision occurs. When driving with a child
seat on the front passenger seat (if permitted in your market region), always double-check the status of the
passenger front airbag to confirm that it is OFF.
To protect an adult occupying the front passenger seat, ensure the passenger front airbag is ON – when ON, a Passenger
Airbag OFF icon should not be visible on the touchscreen. When the passenger airbag is ON, it may inflate when a collision
occurs.
The airbag indicator displays on the touchscreen for a few seconds at the start of every drive while checking the
following functionality, as applicable:
• Airbags
• Seat belts with pre-tensioners and load limiters
• Impact sensors
• Occupant sensors
• Seat belt sensors
• Passive safety component wiring harnesses
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After this check, the airbag indicator turns off. If the airbag system detects a fault in any of the previously
mentioned components, the airbag warning indicator stays on. In this case contact Tesla service immediately.
Do not drive the vehicle until the airbag system is inspected by Tesla.

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Front Passenger Occupant Detection
CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y has an occupancy sensor in the front passenger seat that controls the status of
the front airbag.
NOTE: The occupancy classification system (OCS) meets the regulatory requirement of FMVSS 208 and automatically detects
when inflating the passenger front airbag would be unnecessary or potentially harmful.
WARNING: Seating an infant in a rear facing child restraint system on a seat equipped with an operational airbag can
cause serious injury or death.
Object Classification

OCS Passenger
Airbag Status*

Indicator status

Notes

Empty

OFF

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF

Object

OFF or ON

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF or Depends on material/contents
PASSENGER AIRBAG ON

Rear-facing child restraint
OFF
system designed for children up
to One Year Old

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF

Less than 22 lbs (10 kg)

Forward facing child restraint
system

OFF

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF

Less than 35 lbs (16 kg)

Child in a booster seat

OFF

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF

Less than 51 lbs (23 kg)

Large child

OFF or ON

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF or 51 lbs (23 kg) or more and less
than 103 lbs (47 kg)
PASSENGER AIRBAG ON

5th percentile female or larger
(by weight)

ON

PASSENGER AIRBAG ON

Over approximately 103 lbs (47
kg)

*If the passenger airbag status indicator does not match the situation, do not use the seat. The passenger must ride in a
different seat. Schedule a service appointment.
NOTE: It takes approximately six seconds after you power on CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y for the occupant
classification system (OCS) to report accurate status of the front passenger airbag. As a result, when you first power on
CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y, even in situations when it should be OFF because the seat is occupied by a
weight of 20 lbs (9 kg) or less, it will take the touchscreen approximately six seconds to display the status, PASSENGER
AIRBAG OFF. If it fails to do so, schedule a service appointment and do not seat a child in the front passenger seating position.
To make sure the sensing system can correctly detect occupancy status, eliminate the following:
• Objects lodged under the seat.
• Heavy objects sitting on the seat (briefcase, large purse).
• Objects wedged between the seat back and seat cushion.
• Cargo interfering with the seat.
• Aftermarket items attached to, or sitting on or between, the seat and occupant including but not limited to covers, mats,
blankets, etc.
These conditions can interfere with the occupancy sensor. If you have eliminated the above possibilities, and the airbag status
is still incorrect, ask passengers to ride in the rear seats and schedule a service appointment to have the airbag system
checked.
NOTE: The front passenger occupancy sensor affects the operation of the passenger front airbags only. The side airbags are
not affected.
WARNING: If the front passenger airbag is not turning on or off as expected based on the weight thresholds previously
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WARNING: If seating a child in the front passenger seat is legally permissible in your market region, it is the driver's
responsibility to ensure that the passenger front airbag is OFF. Never seat a child in a rear facing safety seat in the front
passenger seat with an active airbag. DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the child can occur. Per recommendations by the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, all occupants age 12 and under must ride in the rear seats.
WARNING: Do not use seat covers on the front seats. Doing so could reduce the accuracy of the occupant detection
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Ensuring Accurate Occupant Detection
To help ensure an occupant in the front passenger seat can be accurately detected, the passenger must:
• Wear a seat belt.
• Sit upright on the center of the seat cushion, with shoulders resting against the seat back and legs extended comfortably in
front with feet on the floor. See Examples of Correct and Incorrect Seating Positions on page 1178.
• Remain positioned on the seat cushion and not lift their weight off the seat (for example, by pushing their feet against the
floor or pressing on the center console or armrest to lift up).
• Never wear thick, wet, or bulky clothing (such as ski wear or padded clothing).
In addition to the items listed above, the following situations can interfere with the accuracy of the occupant classification
system:
• Incorrectly placing a child restraint system so that the entire lower section is not positioned against the seat cushion.
• Objects lodged under the seat or wedged between the seat back and cushion.
• Heavy objects sitting on the seat (briefcase, large purse).
• Cargo interfering with the seat.
These conditions can interfere with the occupancy sensor. If you have eliminated the above possibilities, and the airbag status
is still incorrect, instruct passengers to ride in the rear seats and schedule a service appointment to have the airbag system
checked.
NOTE: Tesla follows NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) recommendations that all occupants age 12 and
under be seated in a rear seat.
NOTE: The front passenger occupancy sensor affects the operation of the passenger front and side airbags.
WARNING: Failure to follow the above instructions can adversely affect the Occupant Classification System (OCS)
which can cause serious injury or death.
WARNING: If the front passenger airbag is not turning on or off as expected, do not seat a passenger in the front
passenger seat. Schedule a service appointment.
WARNING: To ensure accuracy of the occupant detection system, do not make any modifications to the front passenger
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Examples of Correct and Incorrect Seating Positions
Correct seating position:

Incorrect seating position - the passenger's feet must be on the floor:

Incorrect seating position - the passenger must not slide forward on the seat cushion:

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Incorrect seating position - the passenger must not recline the backrest to a laying down position when the vehicle is moving:

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Inflation Effects
WARNING: When airbags inflate, a fine powder is released. This powder can irritate the skin and should be thoroughly
flushed from the eyes and from any cuts or abrasions.
After inflation, the airbags deflate to provide a gradual cushioning effect for the occupants and to ensure the driver’s forward
vision is not obscured.
If airbags have inflated, or if your vehicle has been in a collision, always have the airbags, seat belt pre-tensioners and any
associated components checked and, if necessary, replaced.
In a collision, in addition to the airbags inflating:
• Doors unlock.
• Hazard warning lights turn on.
• Interior lights turn on.
• High voltage is disabled (you must contact Roadside Assistance to restore high voltage power).
• Seat belt pre-tensioners retract the seat belt anchor and seat belt webbing.
NOTE: Depending on the nature of the impact and the forces involved, doors may not unlock in a collision and/or damage may
prevent them from opening. In such cases, the door may need to be opened using the interior manual release, or other means
of extrication (for example, exiting through another door, breaking the window, etc.).

Airbag Warnings
WARNING: Do not place objects over or near airbags because any such objects could cause harm if the vehicle is in a
crash severe enough to cause the airbag to inflate.
WARNING: All occupants, including the driver, should always wear their seat belts, whether or not an airbag is also
provided at their seating position, to minimize the risk of severe injury or death in the event of a collision.
WARNING: Front seat occupants should not place their arms over the airbag module, as an inflating airbag can cause
fractures or other injuries.
WARNING: Airbags inflate with considerable speed and force, which can cause injury. To limit injuries, ensure that
occupants are wearing seat belts and are correctly seated, with the seat positioned as far back as possible. The National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends a minimum distance of 10 inches (25 cm) between an
occupant’s chest and an airbag.
WARNING: Children should not be seated on the front passenger seat unless permitted by regulations in your market
region. Follow all regulations in your region for the appropriate way to seat a child based on the child's weight, size, and
age. The safest place to seat infants and young children is in a rear seating position. Seating an infant or child in a rearfacing child restraint system on a seat equipped with an operational airbag can cause serious injury or death.
WARNING: To ensure correct inflation of the side airbags, maintain an unobstructed gap between an occupant’s torso
and the side of CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y.
WARNING: Passengers shouldn't lean their heads against doors. Doing so can cause injury if a curtain airbag inflates.
WARNING: Do not allow passengers to obstruct the operation of an airbag by placing feet, knees or any other part of the
body on or near an airbag.
WARNING: Do not attach or place objects on or near the front airbags, the side of the front seats, the headliner at the
side of the vehicle, or any other airbag cover that could interfere with inflation of an airbag. These include but are not
limited to: steering wheel covers, decals, seat cushions or pillows, etc. Objects can cause serious injury if the vehicle is
in a collision severe enough to cause the airbag to inflate.
WARNING: Do not use seat covers on the front seats. Doing so could restrict deployment of the seat-mounted airbags if
a collision occurs.
WARNING: Following inflation, some airbag components are hot. Do not touch until they have cooled.

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Interior Storage
Center Console
In addition to housing wireless phone chargers, USB-C outlets, and a 120V power outlet (see Interior Electronics on page
1125), the center console includes cup holders, a storage compartment, and a rear touchscreen.
To open the main storage compartment, squeeze the latch and pivot the cover upward. To close, lower the cover and make
sure it latches shut.

Rear Console
CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y has a rear console integrated in the center of the second row. This console can
serve as an arm rest for rear passengers and includes two cup holders.
To lower the console, pull the loop in the seat back and pull down the center seat head rest. The loop must be fully retracted
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To raise the console, push the head rest all the way upward until the console securely latches into place.

Rear Seat Storage
To maximize cargo space in the second row, the seat cushions can be folded upwards. The rear seat is split into two sections.
While pulling the tab on the inside of the rear door, pull the front of the seat upwards until you hear a click.

To put the seats down again, pull the tab while pressing down on the corresponding seat cushion.
WARNING: When folding the rear seat cushion up, ensure that the area is clear of objects and hands and that they are
fully locked into place before driving. When folding the rear seat cushions down, ensure that they are fully folded down
and locked into place before a passenger sits down.

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Glovebox
To open the glovebox, touch Controls > Glovebox. The glovebox opens and the light turns on. You can also open the glovebox
with a voice command (see Voice Commands on page 97).

To close the glovebox, touch Glovebox again.
For additional glovebox security, touch Controls > Safety > Glovebox PIN to set a 4-digit PIN that must be re-entered to open
the glovebox (see Glovebox PIN on page 660).
NOTE: If you leave the glovebox open, its light eventually turns off.
NOTE: The glovebox locks whenever closed and you lock CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y using the mobile app,
key card, you leave CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y carrying your phone key (if Walk-Away Door Lock is turned
on), or if Valet Mode is active (see Valet Mode on page 516). It does not lock when CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model
Y is locked by touching the lock icon on the touchscreen.
WARNING: When driving, keep the glovebox closed to prevent injury to a passenger if a collision or sudden stop occurs.

Seat Pockets
A pocket on the back side of each front seat provides convenient storage for small items. Avoid placing sharp objects in the
seat pockets to prevent tears.

Door Panels
There is additional storage for small items on the inside of each front and rear door panel.
NOTE: In the unlikely event that CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y has no low voltage power, a rear door manual
release is located in each rear door pocket. For more information, see Opening Doors with No Power on page 1454.

Coat Hangers
Your CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y has a coat hanger on each side of the vehicle above the rear window in the
second row, next to the reading light. Push the coat hanger to release it. Push it again to retract it.

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Opening
WARNING: Before opening or closing the hood, it is important to check that the area around the hood is free of
obstacles (people and objects). Failure to do so may result in damage or serious injury.
WARNING: Use caution around the panel edges on CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y, including the doors,
powered frunk, tailgate, and surrounding panels.
To open the powered frunk, ensure CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y is in Park, and then do one of the following
before opening the hood:
• Touch the associated Open icon on the touchscreen.
• Press the Frunk button in the mobile app.
• Press the center button under the hood closure.

When a door or the powered frunk is open, the touchscreen displays the Door Open indicator light. The vehicle
avatar also shows the door, powered frunk, or tailgate status.

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Adjust the Opening Height of the Powered Frunk
You can adjust the opening height of the powered frunk to make it easier to reach or to avoid low-hanging ceilings or objects
(for example, a garage door or light):
1. Open the powered frunk, then manually lower or raise it to the desired opening height.
2. Press and hold the powered frunk button on the front of the vehicle for three seconds until you hear a confirmation chime.
3. Confirm that you have set it to the desired height by closing the powered frunk, then reopening it.

Closing
WARNING: Before driving, you must ensure that the hood is securely latched in the fully closed position by carefully
trying to lift the front edge of the hood upward and confirming there is no movement. It is the driver's responsibility to
ensure that the powered frunk is properly closed before driving.
Close the powered frunk in any of the following ways:
• Press the center button under the hood closure.

• Press the emergency release button in the powered frunk.
• Press the Frunk button in the mobile app.
• Touch the associated Close icon on the touchscreen.
WARNING: Ensure that all hands and other objects are free of the powered frunk before closing it.
CAUTION: Do not try to manually close the powered frunk. Doing so may cause damage.
If the powered frunk is left open when you attempt to shift out of Park, a notification requiring you to confirm your intent to
drive appears on the touchscreen. If you choose to keep the powered frunk open while driving, your vehicle speed is limited.
The powered frunk locks when:
• You lock CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y using the touchscreen, key or mobile app.
• You leave CybertruckModel SModel XModel 3Model Y carrying your phone key (if Walk-Away Door Lock on page
155Walk-Away Door Lock on page 141Walk-Away Door Lock on page 1148 is turned on).
• Valet mode is active (see Valet Mode on page 516).

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Load Limits
CAUTION: Never load more than 440 lbs (200 kg) in the powered frunk. Doing so can cause damage.
WARNING: When loading cargo, always consider the vehicle's GVWR and GAWR ratings (see Vehicle Loading on page
1432). The GVWR is the maximum allowable total mass of the vehicle including all passengers, fluids, and cargo, and the
GAWR is the maximum allowable total mass permitted on an axle.

Interior Emergency Release

An illuminated interior release button inside the powered frunk allows a person locked inside to get out.
Press the interior release button to unlatch the powered frunk, then push up on the hood. If the powered frunk is already open,
pressing the interior release button closes it.
NOTE: The interior release button glows following a brief exposure to ambient light.
WARNING: People should never climb inside the powered frunk. Never shut the powered frunk when a person is inside.
WARNING: Care should be taken to ensure that objects inside the powered frunk do not bump against the release
button, causing the hood to accidentally open.

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Cargo Bed
Overview
WARNING: Passengers must always be seated in seats with seat belts fastened at all times when the vehicle is in motion.
Never allow passengers or pets to ride in the cargo bed, even with the tonneau cover closed. Doing so can result in
serious injury or death.

1. Tonneau cover (Accessing the Cargo Bed on page 1189)
2. LED light bars (Lights on page 1229)
3. Tailgate and tonneau cover switches (Accessing the Cargo Bed on page 1189)
4. Charge port manual release (Manually Releasing Charge Cable on page 1376)
5. Power outlets (Cargo Bed Outlets on page 1129)
6. Tailgate emergency release (Tailgate Emergency Release on page 1191)
7. L-tracks (Securing Cargo on page 1193)