If you’re trying to take a shift break while testing out your new Tesla, you might be wondering how to put the car in neutral. It’s easy—all you have to do is keep the brake pedal pressed and hold down the button on the left side of the steering wheel until it has finished shifting gears. Then release both controls and you’re ready to roll!

Step 1: Press and hold the brake pedal.

Press and hold the brake pedal. This is the most important step in putting a Tesla in neutral, as it allows you to keep your foot on the brake pedal while operating other controls. Be sure not to let up on the brake until instructed to do so!

Hold down both buttons at once (the one with an “N” icon and another with an arrow pointing forward) for several seconds until you hear confirmation sounds coming from inside your car’s cabin that indicate that you have successfully put it into neutral mode (a chime will sound).

Step 2: Press and hold the button on the left side of the steering wheel.

To safely put Tesla in neutral, press and hold the button on the left side of your steering wheel. If you accidentally press this button, release it immediately. The car will not shift into neutral if you keep holding it down.

The button is located under where your thumb would normally rest while driving—right above where your fingers naturally sit when gripping either sides of your steering wheel. Pressing it will cause a yellow light to illuminate on top of your dashboard and make a clicking sound as well as emit an audible chime through the speakers inside the cabin in order to confirm that you’ve successfully selected “Neutral” mode for driving or parking purposes.
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