AutoLock Doors When Driving

[joebob73]

I think I read a post where the current firmware automatically enables AutoLocking the doors when driving. However, in my X, when I drive off, the lock icon in the top left corner of the screen does not show as locking automatically. So currently, I need to manually hit that icon to lock all of the doors. When I park and walk away from the car, the doors do autolock though.

Is it only my car or am I misunderstanding the configuration?

 

[loganintx]

From Pg. 9 in the manual:
"Drive-away Locking: Model X automatically locks all doors (including the trunks) whenever your driving speed exceeds 5 mph (8 km/h)."

 

[joebob73]

Ah, yes. I read that somewhere. However, either the upper left padlock icon does not reflect this (and it is truly locked) or the car does not lock after 5mph.

I will test it soon.

 

[rsampsonjr]

Go to Settings->Vehicle, set Drive-Away Door Lock to On.

 

[joebob73]

I checked the car to be sure, but the setting is not there. I believe the latest firmware updates have removed it and now it is automatically on.

So question to everyone. Does your Model X autolock when you drive away?

Screenshot of my car's setting just in case you are curious.

 

[joebob73]

Rebooted the display with the double thumbwheel method this morning as well and no luck. I also verified that the door themselves do not physically lock (as opposed to a display error on the 17" panel). Odd, this seems like something simple to catch but I am surprised that no one else seems to have this issue?

 

[MarchX]

So question to everyone. Does your Model X autolock when you drive away?

Mine always shows a locked icon while driving

 

[joebob73]

Thanks. I'll add this on my list for the service center to take a look at. At least it's unique to just my car.

 

[joebob73]

With the latest firmware updating the car this morning, autolock on Drive now works!

 

[rrodan3]

The problem I have is that when I drop off my son to school, I have my foot on the break with the car still on drive. He opens and closes the door and then I drive off, the autolock feature does not work even after driving over 10mph. I have driven Model S loaner cars and have proven that the autolock feature works on the S but not on the Model X. My SC said this is a known bug on the Model X that they still haven't been able to fix. They suggested that I put the car on park first and then drive off. Why does it work for the Model S and not on the X? Anyone having the same problem? Can anyone confirm that this is a Model X bug? Thanks.