Tesla Model S

Cruise control that helps keep a given distance from the vehicle in front.

A system that detects if the car is skidding. By braking individual wheels, it stabilizes the car and prevents skidding, also known as ESP.

Assist system that prevents the wheels from spinning

Connected service to control your car remotely using a mobile app, for example. Features that rely on 2G or 3G connectivity may stop working when these networks are shut down by operators.

Temporarily prevents the car from rolling backwards when starting on a hill

Automatic braking at lower speeds for oncoming vehicles and obstacles in front of the car (City Safety)

Camera that makes reversing easier

Wireless connection to mobile devices

Tailgate that opens/closes electronically.

Electronic rear window lifts

Electronic front window lift

Mirrors that fold in automatically when the car is locked or manually via button

Electronically adjustable side mirrors

Electronically adjustable driver's seat

Electronically adjustable passenger seat

Electronic system that maintains programmed speed

Electronic safety system that warns of unplanned lane changes

Allows you to remotely lock and unlock your car

Navigation system with directions

Fastening system for child seats according to international standard, also known as Isofix

Air conditioning with automatic temperature setting option

Maximizes brightness in curves and intersections

Start button in the car without ignition lock. Also called Keyless-go

Rear bumper sensors to warn of obstacles behind the car

Sensors on bumpers that warn of obstacles in front of the car

Radio player

Automatic windshield wipers, sensors that react to water

Different levels of heating in the front seats, set via a button

Possibility to switch the airbag on and off on the passenger side

Connecting a mobile device via USB connector

Xenon lights change color from blue to white when the bulb is cold

Glass roof that can be partially opened

Constant or selectable four-wheel drive