Trip Meters?

[maiki]

Have just had my Teslla Model 3 SR a few days, my first Tesla. I tried to see trip meters on it, an easy thing to see on most cars. The only way I could find to access it is by the voice command "Trip Meters".

That shows one trip meter. But it is one that always started just a few miles earlier. (No, not since being reset, as most trip meters would show.) There is also a button to push that says "Since Last Charge". That would interest me, to see that. However it is grayed out, and pushing it does nothing.

Is there a way to get a trip meter to work like a normal one, ie to show the mileage since it was last reset? Also, to get that one "since last charge" to work?

Thank you in advance.

 

[PLUGZIN]

In the lower area left portion of screen if you drag one way you will see tire pressures. Scrolling the opposite way brings up a trip/odometer page for which you then scroll up/down to read the various entries. First is stats (miles, time, kWhr) since last time you started driving. Next one is miles, kwhr since last charge. Next is Trip Odometer #1; following that is Trip Odometer #2. Each show not only miles driven but kWHr/mile. You can reset either Odo 1 or Odo 2 if you want to track a specific trip. At the bottom is the odometer for the vehicle. Hope this helps.

 

[jjrandorin]

first, check out this thread, which has information on how to get the tire pressure gauges to appear. Getting the trip meter to appear is the exact same thing, except swiping the opposite direction (left to right instead of right to left):

What's the trick to get tire pressures to appear?

In the past, on my 2019 Model 3, I could swipe right-to-left below the car graphic to get the tire pressure information to appear. A while ago, though (I think when Tesla moved the speedometer and otherwise tweaked the UI), this functionality became unreliable. Nine times out of 10, doing this...

teslamotorsclub.com

After you get the trip meters to apear, swipe UP to scroll through them. There is trip A and B, and since last charge. They are also able to be renamed.

 

[theothertom]

....or just press the right scroll wheel and say "show odometer", then scroll up

 

[jjrandorin]

....or just press the right scroll wheel and say "show odometer", then scroll up

Yeah voice commands work for showing it, but the OP said "the only way I found to make it show is voice commands" so I was trying to show the "tap" version.