Now, if the car detects a severe threat like an impact, or someone trying to break in or vandalise it, the car activates the Alarm state and sends you a notification via the Tesla app. It flashes the lights briefly, displays a warning message on the screen that the cameras are recording and saves the last 10 minutes of footage before the trigger. If Sentry Mode detects something unusual that's a minimal threat, like someone coming too close to your vehicle or leaning on your car or trying to open the door, the car enters an Alert state. The car enters a Standby state like any home alarm system, where all exterior cameras are turned on and continuously monitoring the car's surroundings. When you leave the car or touch the Sentry Mode icon manually to activate Sentry Mode, the Sentry Mode icon turns red. Here's a breakdown of the different states of Sentry Mode and what they do: Standby state Once Sentry Mode is enabled from the settings, you'll see the Sentry Mode icon appear on the touchscreen. Sentry Mode works by switching through different states depending on the threat level it detects. Read: How Many Cameras Do Teslas Have? How Does Sentry Mode Work? After an incident is detected, Sentry Mode responds according to the threat level detected.”
It is now available on all Tesla vehicles equipped with Autopilot hardware.Īs Tesla explains, “Sentry Mode is the alarm system that monitors the environment around your vehicle when it is locked and in Park. Sentry Mode was released in February 2019 as an over-the-air software update along with Joe Mode. Sentry Mode is an anti-theft system that uses the sensors and cameras on your Tesla to detect and record potential threats from theft and vandalism.
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