All-electric and all yours

To enable all that Google built-in has to offer, including Google Assistant,* Google Play* and Google Maps,* you’ll first need to get signed in.

• If using the system for the first time, you’ll need to accept the terms and privacy policy by tapping the Accept button after reading the terms.
• Sign into your Google account if you have one. You do not need one to use the system.
• The system will walk you through a few more steps — like setting up Google Assistant and downloading some favorite apps.

Your compatible smartphone is the key to personalizing your Google built-in experience. Follow a few simple steps to get your phone paired with the system.

• Make sure to allow permissions on your phone during pairing for the best experience.
• Your vehicle must be in Park to pair a phone.
• Press the Push to Talk button on the infotainment screen. After the prompt, say, “Pair my phone.”
• Alternatively, to use the infotainment screen, select the Phone icon > Manage Phones > +Add Phone.
• From your phone’s Bluetooth settings, select the name shown on the infotainment screen and follow instructions on the infotainment screen.
• You’re connected when you see the phone screen displayed on the infotainment screen.

Google Assistant* allows you to operate certain media, vehicle and navigation functions hands-free using voice commands.

• You can start voice commands several ways: saying "Hey Google," tapping the Google Assistant icon on the display screen, pressing and releasing the Push to Talk button, or tapping the microphone icon in Google Maps.
• Use voice commands such as, “Hey Google, text Jack,” “Hey Google, turn up the volume,” or “Hey Google, add a charging station to my route.”

With Google Maps,* you can customize navigation to include places that matter to you and even save them to make your experience more personal. Enjoy live traffic updates, route planning, locating compatible public chargers and more.

• Press the Google Maps icon on your infotainment system.
• If it’s the first time using the app, you’ll need to accept permissions. Data sharing is required for use.
• Choose a destination, interest or category.
• If you have an NACS DC adapter, you can use the map screen to find Tesla chargers along your route. From the map screen, select the Charging Stations icon under the search bar. In the Charging Stations list, select the Filters icon and navigate to the Compatible plugs section. Here you can select your plug type and toggle on NACS. Your Google Maps will now include NACS-compatible charge stations in its search results and EV trip plans.
• Google Maps is fully integrated with your vehicle, so it can display the projected charge level when you arrive at your destination, add charging to your route if it is beyond your current battery range and provide optimal routes with suggested public charging options along the way.

With Google built-in,* you can tailor your infotainment screen to your liking by creating shortcuts, setting your favorite radio stations, arranging your apps and more.

• Begin by opening Google built-in on your infotainment system.
• To rearrange the app icons for easy access, touch and drag the icon to the desired position.
• Make a shortcut to the apps you use the most by moving the icons to the Applications Tray at the top of the screen.

It’s easy to enhance your Google built-in experience by downloading your favorite podcasts, audiobooks, music apps and more.

• Sign-in to a Google account is required to use Google Play.
• Press the Google Play icon on your infotainment system.
• Follow the simple interface.