Tesla Model X Valet Mode Demonstration - Video
Beware of the evil valet parker! Watch to see the difference between the Tesla Model X when valet mode is on, vs when it isn't.
Both the Tesla Model S and Model X have a valet mode that can be activated when necessary. This mode, when activated, limits motor output and top speed:
- Maximum speed is limited to 70 MPH (113 kmh)
- Maximum performance is limited to 80kW.
There are a whole slew of other privacy related changes when valet mode is activated too, but the main purpose of this mode is to prevent a valet driver from joyriding in your car.
So, how does valet mode work? This video provides a rather comical comparison between valet mode on/off in a Tesla Model X.
Video description:
"Beware of the evil valet parker! Watch to see the difference between the Tesla Model X when valet mode is on, vs when it isn't."
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU
Tesla Drops One-Time Purchase For Full Self-Driving In Europe
I Saw Ferrari’s First EV In The Flesh. Here’s My Honest Take.
Just 1% Of EVs Made Up A Huge Amount Of Sales Last Year. Here Are The Winners.
The Car You Barely Knew Existed Just Got A Big Overhaul, With Less Of Everything
Tesla Says FSD Is Finally Live In China, But Leaves Drivers Guessing On Rollout
Lucid Bought Back This Air. It Was A Software Nightmare
These EVs Have The Highest Claimed Charging Power In 2026