Have you ever wondered how the charge ports on Teslas work? They are actually quite interesting and offer multiple ways to open and close the charge port door.
One way to operate the charge port is through the screen. By tapping on the charge port icon, the door opens. Tapping the button again will close it.
Another option is to use the scroll wheel for voice commands such as “open charge port” or the playful “open butthole.”
Additionally, the charge port can be manipulated through the Tesla mobile app on a smartphone. Or, if you prefer a more hands-on approach, you can simply push on it to open and close, as the presenter humorously refers to as acting like a neanderthal.
However, the most intriguing method is by using the Tesla charger itself. Whether using the mobile connector or a supercharger, a button on the charger has a radio transmitter operating on the 315 megahertz frequency band. When pressed, it communicates with the car to automatically open the port.
So if you’ve ever been curious about the various ways to interact with Tesla charge ports, there’s certainly no shortage of options to fit your preference.
How can the charge port door on a Tesla be opened and closed?
The charge port door on a Tesla can be opened and closed in multiple ways. It can be opened from the screen by tapping on the charge port icon. It can also be opened using voice commands via the scroll wheel, such as ‘open charge port’ or ‘open butthole.’ Additionally, it can be opened and closed from the Tesla smartphone app. Another method is to push on the charge port door, and to close it, one can simply push down on it. The coolest way, however, is by using the Tesla charger, which can be either the mobile connector or a supercharger. The charger has a button with a radio transmitter operating on the 315 megahertz frequency band. When pressed, it automatically talks to the car to open up the port.