Source dates and current-control limits
The menu details below describe official promotional screenshots and the cited creator footage
reviewed for the earlier version of this guide. They are not a fresh test of the October 2026
game. A current official keybind list has not been verified here. General movement with
WASD/arrow keys is still Unconfirmed for this specific title.
Engaging Autopilot: what the dated footage shows
Erepma's March 11, 2025 video describes testing part of a game pass. That is evidence about that recorded version; it does not establish that every current Autopilot or FSD mode is paid. Check the current experience and its official Store tab before buying a pass. This guide has not verified today's free modes, pass prices or access requirements.
In that footage, the toggle reads "Autopilot / Tap To Start" when off and "Tap To Stop" once engaged. These labels describe the recorded interface, not a confirmed current mobile or controller button layout.
The dashboard touchscreen
The car's dashboard has a center touchscreen styled after a real Tesla display, showing:
- Current speed and the posted speed limit ("Max")
- Battery percentage, a clock, and outdoor temperature (shown in °F)
- The player's display name
- A live map with a "Navigate" search box; in the video, the destination list showed a mix of generic stop types (Gas Station, Service Center, Camp) and named points of interest, plus a "Save Home" option and a "Trip Cancel" button once a route is active
- Once Autopilot is engaged, the screen overlays a blue path visualization ahead of the car
What the creator's real-world test actually showed: while Autopilot was engaged and navigating, the video's own on-screen caption states "So it seems like Autopilot has almost ran into an object" — a genuine near-miss during testing, not a polished demo. Separately, an "Detect Intersection — AutoTurn Available" prompt appeared as the car approached a traffic light intersection, confirming the intersection auto-turn feature actually triggers in play (see FSD & Autopilot).
The Autopilot settings menu
A Shorts video titled "Testing the new AEB V3 in Roblox autopilot simulator" shows a dedicated Autopilot settings screen with individually labeled toggles — this is a more complete and more verifiable list than the one-line feature summary in the developer's group description:
- Sentry Mode
- Regenerative Brake
- Auto Speed Limit
- Parking Sensor
- Auto Light
- Fold Mirrors
- Camera - Auto
- AEB — the video's title itself confirms this feature has gone through at least one numbered revision ("AEB V3"), meaning it's actively maintained, not a one-off addition
- FSD Visualization — the blue path overlay described above
- Drive Speed and Display Size — settings-type toggles, exact effect
Unconfirmed - Key — labeled but its function wasn't shown on screen in this clip,
Unconfirmed
Sentry Mode and Regenerative Brake in particular are real Tesla features neither the official Roblox listing nor the developer's own group description mentions — they only surfaced by actually watching this settings menu on screen.
Drive modes and dashboard details, seen in a second creator's footage
A separate, larger creator video ("I tested AUTOPILOT on Roblox," 220K+ views) shows an even more detailed control menu on a car labeled "Model 3 Long Range AWD" — again, actually watched, not inferred from a thumbnail:
- Drive Modes: Acceleration can be set to Sport / Standard / Chill, and Regenerative Braking separately to Standard / Low — this is a more granular version of the single "Regenerative Brake" toggle listed above, or possibly a different menu for the same setting.
- A bottom dock in this menu offers Setting, Wallpaper, Navigate, Spotify, and Drive Modes — confirming a Spotify integration icon exists in-game, distinct from the generic "Music function" mentioned in FSD & Autopilot.
- The dashboard also shows tire pressure readouts (four values, e.g. "3.0 bar" each) — a TPMS-style display real Tesla dashboards also have.
- The Summon screen (see below) was also seen directly in this video: it's titled just "Summon," shows the car's live speed ("D - 0 MPH"), a small live map, press-and-hold up/down arrows captioned "Press and hold controls to move vehicle," and two buttons labeled "Actually Smart Summon" and "Auto Steering" — slightly different wording than the "Smart Summon (Beta)" label in the official screenshot referenced below, which may mean this UI has been updated since that screenshot was taken.
The phone app
A separate in-game phone UI (also modeled on Tesla's real companion app) is where most car features live, based on official screenshots:
- Control — vehicle-specific controls menu (shown for a Cybertruck-styled vehicle in official media)
- Alarm
- Flash
- Light Show — see FSD & Autopilot for what triggers it
- Summon — opens a screen with press-and-hold directional buttons to move the vehicle remotely,
plus a "Smart Summon (Beta)" mode; the map preview in this menu is labeled "currently
unavailable" in the official screenshot, so its exact behavior is
Unconfirmed - Settings — toggles for Dark Mode, Real Time Clock, Disable Lock Screen, Notifications and Wallpaper
Unconfirmed for now
Current keyboard/controller bindings, camera controls, mobile touch controls and pass access requirements have not been verified for this guide. The examples above should be checked against the interface in your current game version rather than treated as guaranteed button instructions.