If you've ever been to a tesla service center, it's kind of interesting.
Cars glide in silently and when they sit there for a bit the words "Service Mode" come up in maybe 5" high letters on the dashboard.
There are lots of technicians on their computers. The car info comes up on the specific car and shows lots of history, where and when it was last serviced and so forth.
Each car seems to have it's own personal list of options and features, that shows up on the website when searching for cars, or when signing into you car portal.
I think all cars are like this, but telsa is less rigid / concerned about model years and just consults the database for the specific car's info at every step.
Cars glide in silently and when they sit there for a bit the words "Service Mode" come up in maybe 5" high letters on the dashboard.
There are lots of technicians on their computers. The car info comes up on the specific car and shows lots of history, where and when it was last serviced and so forth.
Each car seems to have it's own personal list of options and features, that shows up on the website when searching for cars, or when signing into you car portal.
folks have taken the time to document them:
https://github.com/timdorr/tesla-api
https://github.com/fredrikfjeld/tesla-options-decoder
I think all cars are like this, but telsa is less rigid / concerned about model years and just consults the database for the specific car's info at every step.