What is how to turn off tesla?

Turning off a Tesla isn't like turning off a traditional gasoline-powered car. There's no "off" button in the conventional sense. Instead, Teslas are designed to power down automatically when not in use. Here's how it works:

• Leaving the Vehicle: The primary way to "turn off" a Tesla is simply to exit the vehicle. When you put the car in Park, get out, and close the door, the car will automatically begin its shut-down sequence. The touchscreen will turn off, and many of the car's systems will enter a low-power sleep mode. This is the normal operating procedure. More information on this is given here.

• Power Saving Features: Tesla vehicles are designed to conserve energy. Over time, if the car detects no activity (e.g., no doors opening, no movement), it will go into deeper sleep modes to reduce battery drain.

• Software Updates: Sometimes, the car may appear to be "on" due to a software update in progress. The touchscreen might be illuminated, or you might hear fan noises. These processes are typically automatic and should not be interrupted unless absolutely necessary.

• Factory Reset: A factory reset is for deleting personal data before selling the car, not for regular shutdown.

• Deep Sleep (Service Mode): While not a typical user function, there's a "service mode" or "deep sleep" mode that technicians may use during repairs. This isn't a user-accessible setting.

• Troubleshooting (If Necessary): If you're experiencing unusual battery drain or the car doesn't seem to be going into sleep mode, it's best to consult your Tesla owner's manual or contact Tesla service for assistance. It's possible a software glitch or other issue is preventing the car from shutting down correctly. More information on this is given here.