2025 Tesla Cybertruck Owner's Manual
Year:
2025
Make:
Tesla
Model:
Cybertruck
Table of Contents
Overview
5
Exterior
5
Interior
7
Touchscreen
9
Top Status Bar Icons
10
Popup Messages and Vehicle Alerts
11
Restarting the Touchscreen
12
Rear Touchscreen
13
Rear Screen Remote Control
14
Customizing My Apps
14
Customizing Display and Sound Settings
14
Naming your Vehicle
15
Erasing Personal Data
15
Vehicle Status
16
Overview
16
Cards
16
Indicator Lights
16
Driving Status
20
Interior Electronics
22
USB-C Ports
22
Wireless Phone Chargers
22
Interior Power Outlets
23
Cargo Bed Outlets
25
Keep Outlets On
25
CyberTent Mode
25
Overload Capability
25
Troubleshooting AC Outlets
25
Warnings and Cautions
26
Voice Commands
27
Examples of Voice Commands
27
Climate Controls
27
Windshield Wiper
27
Vehicle Controls
27
Navigation
27
Contacts
28
Media
28
Apps and Settings
28
Cameras
29
Viewing Camera Feeds
29
Rear-Facing Camera
29
Front-Facing Camera
30
Cabin Camera
30
Data Sharing
30
Cleaning a Camera
30
Drive to Calibrate Cameras
31
Opening and Closing
32
Keys
32
Types of Keys
32
Phone Key
32
Key Card
32
Managing Keys
33
Add a Phone Key
33
Adding Keys from the Touchscreen
34
Adding Keys from the Mobile App
34
Removing Keys
34
Replacing Key cards
34
Doors
35
Opening and Closing Doors from Outside
35
Opening Doors from the Interior
35
Interior Locking and Unlocking
36
Walk-Away Door Lock
36
Driver Door Unlock Mode
36
Car Left Open Notifications
36
Child Locks
36
Windows
37
Opening and Closing
37
Locking Rear Windows
37
Calibrating Windows
37
UV Index Rating
37
Sun Visors and Vanity Mirrors
37
Seating and Safety Restraints
39
Front and Rear Seats
39
Correct Driving Position
39
Adjusting Front Seats
39
Head Supports
40
Removing/Installing the Rear Center Head Support
40
Seat Heaters
40
Seat Covers
41
Seat Belts
42
Wearing Seat Belts
42
Seat Belt Reminders
42
To Fasten a Belt
42
To Adjust the Shoulder Anchor Height
42
To Release a Belt
43
Automatic Locking Retractor
43
Wearing Seat Belts When Pregnant
43
Seat Belt Pre-tensioners
43
Testing Seat Belts
44
Seat Belt Warnings
44
Child Safety Seats
45
Passenger Front Airbag Must Be OFF
45
Choosing a Child Safety Seat
46
Seating Larger Children
47
Installing Child Safety Seats
47
Installing Seat Belt Retained Child Seats
47
Installing LATCH (ISOFIX) Child Seats
48
Attaching Upper Tether Straps
49
Testing a Child Safety Seat
50
Child Safety Seat Warnings
50
Airbags
52
Location of Airbags
52
How Airbags Work
53
Types of Airbags
53
Airbag Status Indicator
53
Front Passenger Occupant Detection
54
Ensuring Accurate Occupant Detection
56
Examples of Correct and Incorrect Seating Positions
57
Inflation Effects
58
Airbag Warnings
58
Storage Areas
59
Interior Storage
59
Center Console
59
Rear Console
59
Rear Seat Storage
59
Glovebox
60
Seat Pockets
60
Door Panels
60
Coat Hangers
60
Powered Frunk
61
Opening
61
Hands-Free Frunk
61
Adjust the Opening Height of the Powered Frunk
62
Closing
62
Load Limits
62
Interior Emergency Release
62
Cargo Bed
64
Overview
64
Accessing the Cargo Bed
64
Troubleshooting the Tonneau Cover
65
Tailgate Emergency Release
65
Under Bed Compartment
66
Securing Cargo
66
Connectivity
68
Mobile App
68
To Use the Mobile App
68
Mobile App for Apple Watch
68
Overview
68
Profile
68
Controls
69
Climate
69
Location
69
Schedule
69
Security
69
Upgrades
69
Service
70
Roadside
70
Granting Access to a Second Driver
70
Wi-Fi
71
Diagnostics
71
Hotspots
71
Troubleshooting Tips
71
Bluetooth
72
Bluetooth® Compatibility
72
Pairing a Phone or Bluetooth Device
72
Importing Contacts and Recent Calls
72
Disconnecting or Unpairing a Bluetooth Device
72
Switching Between Paired Devices
73
Troubleshooting Bluetooth
73
Smartphone Troubleshooting
73
Tesla Mobile App Troubleshooting
73
Vehicle Troubleshooting
73
Phone, Calendar, and Web Conferencing
74
Using the Phone App
74
Making a Phone Call
74
Receiving a Phone Call
74
In Call Options
74
Calendar
74
Zoom
75
Smart Garage
76
myQ
76
Driving
77
Starting and Powering Off
77
Starting
77
Drive Disabled - Requires Authentication
77
Powering Off
77
Power Cycling the Vehicle
77
Shifting
78
Shift Using the Touchscreen
78
Auto Shift from Park
78
Shift Using the Overhead Console
78
Park
79
Drive
79
Reverse
79
Neutral
79
Keeping Your Vehicle in Neutral (Tow Mode)
80
Steering Wheel
81
Adjusting the Steering Wheel Position
81
Overview of Buttons
81
Left Scroll Button
82
Left Scroll Button Customization
83
Right Scroll Button
83
Heated Steering Wheel
83
Horn
83
Steer-by-Wire
83
Emergency Operation
83
Mirrors
85
Adjusting Exterior Mirrors
85
Folding Mirrors
85
Interior Mirrors
86
Rear View Mirror
86
Vanity Mirrors
86
Lights
87
Overview
87
Headlights
87
Turn Signals
88
Hazard Warning Flashers
88
Headlights After Exit
89
Condensation in Headlights or Tail lights
89
Windshield Wiper and Washers
90
Braking and Stopping
91
Braking Systems
91
Emergency Braking
91
Brake Disc Wiping
92
Hydraulic Boost Compensation
92
Hydraulic Fade Compensation
92
Regenerative Braking
92
Vehicle Hold
93
Parking Brake
93
Brake Wear
93
Park Assist
94
Tesla Vision Park Assist
94
Visual and Audio Feedback
94
Controlling Audible Feedback
94
Limitations and False Warnings
94
Other Parking Aids
95
How It Works
96
Slippery Surfaces
96
Traction Control
97
Suspension
97
Ride Height Settings - On-Road
97
Ride Height Settings - Off-Road
98
Auto Lower
98
Self-Leveling
98
Auto-Raising Locations
98
To remove an auto-raising location
99
Customization Options
100
On-Road Modes
101
Driver Profiles
101
Selecting Between Driver Profiles
101
Using Tesla Profiles
101
Saved Settings
101
Linking a Driver Profile to a Key
101
Easy Entry
102
Valet Mode
102
Starting Valet Mode
102
Canceling Valet Mode
102
Trip Information
103
Displaying Trip Information
103
Odometer
103
Pedestrian Warning System
104
Off-Roading
105
Off-Road Driving
105
Using the Off-Road App
105
Before Off-Road Driving
105
While Off-Road Driving
106
Off-Road Modes
107
Overland
107
Baja
107
Wade Mode
108
Trail Assist
109
Locking Differentials
110
Open Differentials
110
Locking Differentials
110
Engaging Locking Differentials On Road
110
Engaging Locking Differentials Off Road
110
Disengaging Locking Differentials
111
Troubleshooting
111
Troubleshooting
113
Off-Road Troubleshooting
113
Limitations and Warnings
114
Towing
115
Towing a Trailer
115
Towing Guidelines
115
Before Towing a Trailer
115
Trailer Profiles
115
Towing Capacity
116
Tire Pressures when Towing
116
Trailer Mode
116
Trailer Alarm
117
Trailer Brakes
117
Trailer Brake Gain
117
Trailer Brake Boost
117
Adaptive Regenerative Braking
117
Trailer Light Test
118
Trailer Brake Controller Limitations
118
Electric Over Hydraulic (EOH) Brakes
118
Parking with a Trailer
118
Trailer Sway Mitigation
119
Accessing the Trailer Hitch Assembly
119
Ball Mount Specifications
119
Electrical Connections
120
Impact on Range
120
Carrying Accessories and Crossbars
121
Carrying Accessories
121
Installing Brackets onto the Appliques
121
Installing Crossbars
122
Autopilot
124
About Autopilot
124
How It Works
124
Autopilot Conditions
125
Autopilot Features
126
Autopilot Settings
126
Traffic-Aware Cruise Control
126
Canceling Autopilot
126
While Using Autopilot
127
Maintaining the Set Speed
127
Changing the Set Speed
127
Adjusting the Following Distance
127
Stopping and Slowdowns
128
Cruising Near or On Exits
128
Overtake Acceleration
129
Stop Light and Stop Sign Warning
129
Emergency Vehicles
129
Take Over Immediately
129
Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control
130
Before Using
130
How it Works
130
Traffic Lights
132
Stop Signs and Road Markings
134
Limitations
135
Autopark
137
Parameters
137
To Use Autopark
137
To Cancel Parking
138
Take Over Immediately
138
Full Self-Driving (Supervised)
139
Before Using Full Self-Driving (Supervised)
139
To Use Full Self-Driving (Supervised)
139
Canceling Full Self-Driving (Supervised)
140
While Using Full Self-Driving (Supervised)
140
Changing Lanes
141
Changing the Set Speed
141
Arriving at Your Destination
141
Driver Attentiveness
141
Autopilot Suspension
141
Take Over Immediately
141
Limitations and Warnings
143
Traffic-Aware Cruise Control
143
Full Self-Driving (Supervised) (Autosteer on City Streets)
144
Autopark
144
Active Safety Features
146
Lane Assist
146
Lane Departure Avoidance
146
Blind Spot Assist
146
Automatic Blind Spot Camera
146
Blind Spot Collision Warning Chime
146
Blind Spot Warning Light
146
Limitations and Inaccuracies
147
Collision Avoidance Assist
148
Forward Collision Warning
148
Automatic Emergency Braking
148
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
149
Obstacle-Aware Acceleration
149
Limitations and Inaccuracies
150
Speed Assist
151
How Speed Assist Works
151
Controlling Speed Assist
151
Limitations and Inaccuracies
151
Cabin Radar
152
Dashcam, Sentry, and Security
153
Safety & Security Settings
153
About the Security System
153
Parental Controls
153
PIN to Drive
153
Glovebox PIN
154
Speed Limit Mode
154
Trailer Alarm
154
Clear Browser Data
154
Dashcam
155
How to Use Dashcam
155
Sentry Mode
157
How to Use Sentry Mode (With a USB Flash Drive)
157
How to Use Sentry Mode (Without a USB Flash Drive)
157
Sentry Mode Settings
157
USB Drive Requirements for Recording Videos
159
Automatically Formatting a USB Drive
159
Manually Formatting a USB Drive
159
Viewing Video Recordings
159
Viewing on the Touchscreen
159
Viewing on a Computer
159
Climate
160
Operating Climate Controls
160
Overview of Climate Controls
160
Adjusting Climate Control Settings
160
Climate Popup
163
Keep Climate On, Dog, and Camp
163
Cabin Overheat Protection
164
Climate Control Operating Tips
164
Cabin Air Filter(s)
165
Adjusting the Front and Rear Vents
166
Cold Weather Best Practices
166
Before Driving
166
Charge Port
166
Charging
166
Windows
166
Mirrors
166
Tires and Tire Chains
166
While Driving
166
Regenerative Braking
167
Cold Battery
167
After Driving
167
Scheduled Precondition
167
Storage
167
Hot Weather Best Practices
168
Before Driving
168
After Driving
168
Charging
168
Storage
168
Navigation and Entertainment
169
Maps and Navigation
169
Map Overview
169
Map Display
169
Navigation Settings
169
Navigating to a Destination
170
Selecting an Alternate Route
171
Adding Stops to a Route
171
Automatic Navigation
171
Lucky and Hungry
171
Home, Work, and Favorite Destinations
171
Charging Locations
172
Predicting Energy Usage
173
Online Routing
173
Trip Planner
173
Map Updates
173
Media
174
Overview
174
Volume Controls
174
Media Settings
174
Searching Audio Content
175
Caraoke
175
Recents and Favorites
175
Playing Media from Devices
175
USB Flash Drives
175
Bluetooth Connected Devices
175
Theater, Arcade, and Toybox
176
Overview
176
Toybox
176
Boombox
177
Uninstall Games
177
Gaming Controllers and Headphones
178
Charging and Energy Consumption
179
Electric Vehicle Components
179
High Voltage Components
179
Charging Equipment
180
Low Voltage Battery
180
High Voltage Battery Information
181
Battery Care
181
Temperature Limits
181
Submerged Vehicle
181
Battery Warnings and Cautions
181
Charging Instructions
182
Opening the Charge Port
182
During Charging
182
Charging Status
183
Charge Port Light
183
Stopping Charging
184
Charge Settings
184
Supercharger Fees
185
Manually Releasing Charge Cable
185
Charging Best Practices
186
Scheduled Precondition and Charge
187
Create a Schedule
187
Using Scheduled Charging
187
Preconditioning
187
Getting Maximum Range
189
Factors Affecting Energy Consumption
189
Tips to Maximize Range
189
Range Assurance
189
Energy App
190
Powershare Home Backup
191
Prerequisites
191
To Use Powershare Home Backup
191
Maximum Draw
191
Setting the Discharge Limit
191
To Stop Powershare Home Backup
191
Limitations
192
Backup Troubleshooting
193
Technical Support
193
Maintenance
194
Software Updates
194
Loading New Software
194
Downloading vs. Installing New Software
194
Software Update Preferences
194
Charging
194
Viewing Release Notes
194
Maintenance Service Intervals
195
Service Intervals
195
Schedule Service
195
Daily Checks
195
Weekly Checks
195
Monthly Checks
195
Periodic Checks
196
Maintenance Summary
196
Fluid Replacement Intervals
196
Software
196
High Voltage Safety
196
Cleaning
198
Cleaning the Exterior
198
Cleaning Mud
198
Window Cleaning and Treatments
199
Car Wash
199
Cautions for Exterior Cleaning
199
Cleaning the Interior
199
Interior Glass
199
Airbags
199
Dashboard and Plastic Surfaces
199
Interior Lighting
200
Seats
200
Carpets
200
Seat Belts
200
Door Seals
200
Front and Rear Touchscreens
200
Metal Surfaces
201
Cautions for Interior Cleaning
201
Using a Car Cover
201
Floor Mats
201
Tire Pressures
202
Displaying Tire Pressures
202
Maintaining Tire Pressures
202
Checking and Adjusting Tire Pressures
202
Tire Pressure Monitoring
203
TPMS Malfunction
203
Replacing a Tire Sensor
203
Inspecting and Maintaining Tires
204
Tire Wear
204
Tire Rotation, Balance, and Wheel Alignment
204
Punctured Tires
204
Flat Spots
204
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Reset
204
Seasonal Tire Types
205
Understand Your Tire Type
205
Summer and All-Season Tires
205
All-Terrain Tires
205
Winter Tires
205
Driving in Low Temperatures
205
Tire Chains
205
Removing and Installing Wheel Covers
206
Wheel and Tire Specifications
208
Wheel Specifications (Factory)
208
Tire Specifications (Factory)
208
Understanding Tire Markings
209
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
211
Tire and Loading Glossaries
211
General Wheel and Tire Terms
211
Load Carrying Definitions
212
Pneumatic Radial Tire Definitions
212
Windshield Wiper Blade, Jets and Fluid
215
Topping Up Windshield Washer Fluid
215
Cleaning the Wiper Blade
215
Replacing the Wiper Blade
215
Washer Jets
216
Jacking and Lifting
217
Jack Mode
218
Parts and Accessories
219
Parts, Accessories, and Modifications
219
Body Repairs
219
Connecting Accessories to the 48V Power Feeds
219
48V Power Feed Specifications
219
Accessing the Power Feed on the Roof
220
Accessing the Power Feed in the Powered Frunk
220
Enabling Power to the Power Feeds
222
Using RFID Transponders
222
Do It Yourself Maintenance
223
Specifications
224
Identification Labels
224
Vehicle Identification Number
224
Emission Control Label
224
Vehicle Loading
225
Tire and Loading Information Label
225
Vehicle Certification Label
225
Roof Racks
226
Steps for Determining the Correct Load Limit
226
Example Load Limit Calculations
226
Cautions and Warnings
226
Dimensions, Weights, and Cargo Capacity
228
Dimensions - Exterior
228
Dimensions - Cargo Bed
229
Dimensions - Interior Cabin
229
Weights - Vehicle
230
Weights - Nominal GVWR Reference
231
Cargo - Weight Limits
231
Cargo - Volumes
231
Subsystems
233
Motor Type
233
Transmission
233
Steering
233
Brakes
233
Suspension
234
Battery - Low Voltage
234
Battery - High Voltage
234
Instructions for Transporters
235
Instructions for Transporters
235
DO NOT TRANSPORT WITH WHEELS ON THE GROUND
235
Approved Methods for Transporting
235
If Vehicle Has No Power
235
Disable the Self-Leveling Air Suspension System
236
Activate Tow Mode
236
Pull onto the Flatbed Truck From the Rear
237
Pull onto the Flatbed Truck From the Front
237
Secure the Tires
237
Regional Phone Number(s)
239
In Case of Emergency
240
Contacting Tesla Roadside Assistance
240
Running Out of Range
240
Installing a Spare Tire
241
Changing the Spare Tire
241
Storage
242
Opening the Powered Frunk with No Power
244
Jump Starting
246
Opening Doors with No Power
248
Opening a Front Door with No Power
248
Opening a Rear Door with No Power
248
Submerged Vehicle Guidance
249
Best Practices to Prepare for Potential Flooding
249
Handling a Submerged Vehicle
249
Troubleshooting
250
Troubleshooting Alerts
250
APP_w009Automatic Emergency Braking is unavailableFeature may be restored on next drive
250
APP_w048Autopilot features temporarily unavailableFeatures may be restored on next drive
250
APP_w207Autosteer temporarily unavailable
250
APP_w218Autosteer speed limit exceededTake control of steering wheel
251
APP_w222Cruise control unavailableReduced front camera visibility
251
APP_w224Cruise control unavailableContinue driving to allow cameras to calibrate
252
APP_w304Camera blocked or blindedClean camera or wait for it to regain visibility
252
APP_w389
253
BMS_a074Maximum battery charge level reducedOK to drive - Schedule service
254
BMS_a079Unable to charge - Maximum charge level reachedReduced maximum charge level - Schedule service
254
CC_a001Unable to charge - Insufficient groundingProper wiring or outlet grounding must be verified
254
CC_a002Unable to charge - Insufficient groundingDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
255
CC_a003Unable to charge - Wall Connector GFCI trippedDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
255
CC_a004Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
255
CC_a005Unable to charge - Wall Connector GFCI trippedDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
256
CC_a006Unable to charge - Wall Connector overcurrentDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
256
CC_a007Unable to charge - Input voltage too highVoltage must be within Wall Connector rating
256
CC_a008Unable to charge - Input voltage too lowVoltage must be within Wall Connector rating
257
CC_a009Unable to charge - Input wired incorrectlyInput wiring to Wall Connector must be corrected
257
CC_a010Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
257
CC_a011Unable to charge - Wall Connector too hotLet Wall Connector cool and try again
258
CC_a012Unable to charge - Wall connection too hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
258
CC_a013Unable to charge - Charge handle too hotCheck charge handle or charge port for debris
258
CC_a014Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
259
CC_a015Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
259
CC_a016Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
259
CC_a017Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
260
CC_a018Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
260
CC_a019Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
261
CC_a020Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
261
CC_a021Unable to charge - No primary Wall ConnectorCheck that primary unit is powered and available
261
CC_a022Unable to charge - More than 1 primary unitEnsure only 1 Wall Connector is set as primary
262
CC_a023Unable to charge - Too many Wall ConnectorsEnsure no more than 3 units paired with primary
262
CC_a024Unable to charge - Low Wall Connector currentPrimary unit current setting must be increased
262
CC_a025Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
263
CC_a026Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
263
CC_a027Unable to charge - Wall Connector issueWall Connector needs service
264
CC_a028Unable to charge - Incorrect switch settingWall Connector rotary switch must be adjusted
264
CC_a029Unable to charge - Vehicle connection issueInsert charge handle fully into charge port
265
CC_a030Unable to charge - Primary / paired unit mismatchWall Connector current ratings must match
265
CC_a041Charge rate reduced - Wall connection hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
265
CC_a043Wall Connector configuration must be completedRefer to Installation Guide to enable charging
266
CP_a004Charging equipment not recognizedTry again or try different equipment
266
CP_a010Charging equipment communication errorTry again or try different equipment
267
CP_a043Charge port door sensor faultCharge port may not operate as expected
267
CP_a046Charging equipment communication lostCheck power source and charging equipment
268
CP_a051Charge port may not open when pressedUse another method to open the charge port
268
CP_a053Unable to charge - Charge station not poweredCheck power source or try a different station
269
CP_a054Charge port latch not engagedFully insert charge cable or check for obstruction
269
CP_a055Charging equipment communication lostCheck power source and charging equipment
270
CP_a056Charging stopped - Charge cable disconnectedClose charge port - Press brake pedal and retry
270
CP_a058Unable to AC charge - System will retry shortlyDisconnect and retry or use different equipment
271
CP_a066Charging equipment not readySee equipment instructions to start charging
271
CP_a078Cable blocked - Charge port latch may be frozenTry using Defrost Car button in Mobile App
272
CP_a079Charge rate reduced - Charge port may be frozenTry using Defrost Car button in Mobile App
272
CP_a101Charge rate reduced - Wall connection hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
273
CP_a102Unable to charge - Wall connection too hotOutlet or Wall Connector wiring must be checked
273
CP_a143Charging adapter has electric arc flash hazardUse different charging equipment
274
CP_a151Charge port error detected - Service is requiredAC charging may not function / OK to Supercharge
274
CP_a164Charge handle still detected after unlatch requestUse charge port manual release cable if needed
275
DI_a138Front motor disabled - OK to driveVehicle power may be limited
275
DI_a166Vehicle automatically parked to prevent rollawayFasten seatbelt and close door to stay in gear
276
DI_a175Cruise control unavailable
276
DI_a184Autopark canceledTake control
277
DI_a185Autopark Aborted
277
DI_a190Rear tire tread depth low - Schedule serviceInspect tires for rotation/replacement
278
DI_a245Vehicle Hold feature unavailableKeep brake pedal pressed while stopped
278
DI_a250Adaptive ride control disabledDrive with caution
279
DIF_a251 / DIR_a251 / DIREL_a251 / DIRER_a251Gearbox fluid service recommendedSchedule Service
279
HVBATT_a734High voltage battery performance limitedOK to drive - Schedule service soon
279
HVBATT_a735High voltage battery performance limitedOK to drive - Schedule service soon
280
HVBATT_a736High voltage battery requires serviceAcceleration and charging performance reduced
280
HVBATT_a737High voltage battery requires serviceAcceleration and charging performance reduced
280
PM_a092 / PMF_a092 / PMR_a092 / PMREL_a092 / PMRER_a092Powertrain issue detected - Schedule serviceIssue may persist even if functionality is restored
281
TAS_a313Adaptive ride control degradedRide comfort may be reduced
281
TAS_a314Adaptive ride control disabledDrive with caution
282
UI_a004Front trunk openProceed with caution
282
UI_a006Service is requiredSchedule service now
282
UI_a137Active service connection to vehicleService performing remote diagnostics
283
UMC_a001Unable to charge with Mobile ConnectorInadequate outlet grounding - Try another outlet
283
UMC_a002Unable to charge - Mobile Connector GFCI trippedUnplug charge handle from charge port and retry
283
UMC_a004Unable to charge with Mobile ConnectorVoltage too high / Try a different wall outlet
284
UMC_a005Unable to charge with Mobile ConnectorVoltage too low / Try a different wall outlet
284
UMC_a007Mobile Connector control box temperature highLet Mobile Connector cool to resume charging
285
UMC_a008Unable to charge - Wall plug temperature highWall outlet and wiring inspection recommended
285
UMC_a009Cannot charge - Charge handle temperature highCheck charge handle or charge port for debris
286
UMC_a010Mobile Connector to adapter connection hotLet cool - Plug adapter fully into Mobile Connector
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UMC_a011Charging equipment communication errorTry again or try different equipment
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UMC_a012Charging equipment communication errorTry again or try different equipment
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UMC_a013Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
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UMC_a014Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
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UMC_a015Wall plug adapter error - Charge rate reducedPlug adapter fully into Mobile Connector and retry
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UMC_a016Mobile Connector control box temperature highMaximum charge rate reduced
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UMC_a017Charge rate reduced - Wall plug temperature highWall outlet and wiring inspection recommended
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UMC_a018Charge rate reduced - Handle temperature highCheck charge handle or charge port for debris
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UMC_a019Mobile Connector to adapter connection hotMaximum charge rate reduced
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VCLEFT_a130 / VCREAR_a130Critical issue detectedPULL OVER SAFELY
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VCLEFT_a194Electrical system power reducedVehicle may shut down unexpectedly
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VCLEFT_a208Schedule service to replace low voltage batterySoftware will not update until battery is replaced
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VCLEFT_a207Electrical system power reducedVehicle shutting down
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VCLEFT_a592Electrical system is unable to support all featuresSwitching off features to conserve energy
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VCLEFT_a221Electrical system is unable to support all featuresSchedule service
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VCLEFT_ a365 / VCREAR_ a365Incline too steep to park vehicle and trailerParking brake may not hold - Move to flatter area
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VCLEFT_a402Electrical system backup power is unavailableVehicle will consume more energy while idle
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VCLEFT_a496Vehicle is preparing to shut downPULL OVER SAFELY
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VCSEC_a221Air pressure below recommendation for tiresCheck pressure and refill air as needed
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VCSEC_a228Air pressure in tires very lowPULL OVER SAFELY - Check for flat tire
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Consumer Information
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About this Owner Information
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Document Applicability
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Illustrations
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Feature Availability
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Errors or Inaccuracies
297
Location of Components
297
Copyrights and Trademarks
297
Feature Availability Statement
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Disclaimers
299
Event Data Recorder (EDR)
299
Vehicle Telematics
299
Data Sharing
299
Quality Control
300
Sound Library
300
California Proposition 65
300
Contacting Tesla
301
Reporting Safety Defects - US
301
Reporting Safety Defects - Canada
301
Reporting Safety Defects
302
Certifications of Conformity
302
FCC and ISED Certification
302
Radiation Exposure Statement
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Déclaration d'exposition aux radiations
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Mexico
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Radio Frequency Information
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Canada
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Déclaration d'exposition aux radiations
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Index
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2025 Tesla Cybertruck Overview
Owner's Manual
The Owner's Manual for the 2025 Tesla Cybertruck serves as an essential guide for new vehicle owners, detailing everything from operational procedures to maintenance protocols. Its purpose is to empower users with a comprehensive understanding of their vehicle, ensuring they can maximize functionality and safety. Within its pages, owners will find critical information on vehicle features, troubleshooting tips, and guidance on Tesla's innovative technologies. Utilizing the manual allows owners to familiarize themselves with the unique characteristics of the Cybertruck while promoting optimal performance. Understanding the functionalities and maintenance requirements outlined will enhance the driving experience and promote longevity for this groundbreaking electric truck.
Introduction
The 2025 Tesla Cybertruck redefines the electric vehicle market with its bold, angular design and unmatched durability. Built to withstand rigorous conditions while offering performance metrics that rival traditional trucks, the Cybertruck stands out as an all-electric powerhouse. With a spacious interior to accommodate both passengers and cargo, it's designed for adventure, utility, and style. Tesla marries futuristic aesthetics with cutting-edge technology, ensuring the 2025 Cybertruck meets the demands of modern drivers who seek both sustainability and power in their travel.
Powertrains
The 2025 Tesla Cybertruck comes with several innovative powertrain options designed to meet various user needs. Customers can choose from a single-motor rear-wheel drive, a dual-motor all-wheel drive, or an advanced tri-motor all-wheel drive system. Each option ensures rapid acceleration, impressive towing capacities, and unrivaled efficiency. The dual and tri-motor versions also offer enhanced traction and performance in diverse terrains, making the Cybertruck a versatile choice for work or play. With a range exceeding 500 miles on a single charge and fast-charging capabilities, the Cybertruck sets the standard for electric truck performance.
Trims
The 2025 Cybertruck is available in three distinct trims: the Base, the Performance, and the Ultimate Off-Road. The Base trim offers essential features for everyday usability, the Performance trim elevates speed and luxury with advanced tech integrations, while the Ultimate Off-Road trim is equipped with special features to tackle rugged terrains head-on. This lineup allows buyers to select a version that fits their lifestyle, whether that’s commuting, heavy-duty work, or extreme outdoor adventures.
Features
Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the 2025 Tesla Cybertruck includes a large central touchscreen interface with navigation, media, and vehicle controls at your fingertips. It offers premium audio systems, customizable ambient lighting, and expansive cargo space. Safety features are a top priority, with Tesla's Autopilot technology enhancing driving convenience and security. The Cybertruck’s rugged stainless-steel exoskeleton, vaulted design, and shatter-resistant glass further emphasize durability while making a bold visual statement. Connectivity options include seamless smartphone integration, allowing for hands-free operation and real-time updates. Everything about the Cybertruck signals a commitment to innovation and utility, creating an electric vehicle that is both powerful and practical.
User manual download
The Tesla Cybertruck owner manual for the 2025 model year is to be found in PDF downloadable format on this page. The owner manual for the model year 2025 is free and in English, but the repair manuals are usually not easy to get and may cost more.
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