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Cloud profile
- Thread starter PECNick
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While in the car, select your profile that you have created. Under the car icon bottom left, select lock. The keycard that you are using should say active. Select the people icon and it should select the current profile.
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Same with me. I have a M3P and a MYLR and I have my profile set. I was in a friends Model S over the weekend and I couldn't figure out how to get my profile to show. Figured it would stay with me regardless of the platform ( S/X vs. 3/Y).
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EVRider-FL
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Which Model Tesla did you purchase? Legacy S and Y cars don’t support cloud profiles (yet).
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EVRider-FL
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Did you or your wife actually create cloud profiles? It doesn’t happen automatically.
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I thought we did, I remember our profile names were email address in the last car.
Though, how do you create one?
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EVRider-FL
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You probably already did it if you saw e-mail addresses before, but here's what it says in the manual:
Driver profile settings, such as seat adjustments, temperature preferences, navigation Recents and Favorites, media settings, and data sharing preferences can be saved into a Tesla Profile that is synced to every supported vehicle under your Tesla Account. This provides convenient access to your profile settings and preferences across all your Tesla supported vehicles.
To set up your Tesla Profile, navigate to Driver Profile Settings and select your Tesla Account name. You can choose to set it up as a New Profile or copy the settings from an existing driver profile that you were previously using.
Our Model 3 is still on 2022.20.9, so we don't have cloud profiles yet.
Driver profile settings, such as seat adjustments, temperature preferences, navigation Recents and Favorites, media settings, and data sharing preferences can be saved into a Tesla Profile that is synced to every supported vehicle under your Tesla Account. This provides convenient access to your profile settings and preferences across all your Tesla supported vehicles.
To set up your Tesla Profile, navigate to Driver Profile Settings and select your Tesla Account name. You can choose to set it up as a New Profile or copy the settings from an existing driver profile that you were previously using.
Our Model 3 is still on 2022.20.9, so we don't have cloud profiles yet.
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I'm still having this issue but now I just picked up a 2023 M3 and my profile does not sync to either car, however my wife's syncs to both.
I was on the phone with Tesla support tonight and we tried multiple things. In the end they said that since my wife was the primary on both cars, I could not have a cloud profile, as you must be primary to have a cloud profile. So I transferred ownership of the car to me and that hasn't worked yet.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
I was on the phone with Tesla support tonight and we tried multiple things. In the end they said that since my wife was the primary on both cars, I could not have a cloud profile, as you must be primary to have a cloud profile. So I transferred ownership of the car to me and that hasn't worked yet.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
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Yea, I created a new Tesla account and moved my cars to it, and the cloud profiles worked. Now my two model 3s (21 and 23) have different driver side mirror positions.
Tesla support did say that there is a bug with cloud profiles not working for some people. I haven't asked about the mirror position yet.
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EVRider-FL
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I would only set up a cloud profile to use in a rental. We have a Model S and Model 3, so sharing a cloud profile between them doesn’t accomplish much, since some of the settings are incompatible. I care most about the seat/mirror positions.
@paulsalem, when you use your cloud profile in your two cars and the mirror positions are different, what happens if you adjust the mirror? Does it impact the other car?
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