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Greetings, I have travelled approximately 2000 kilometres to date. In the past week, I have been experiencing a distinct chime occurring approximately every three to four minutes. I am travelling at approximately 30 to 50 miles per hour.Initially, I presumed it was notifying me of lane deviation; however, I continue to receive this chime every three to four minutes while utilising FSD. I must have enabled an unfamiliar setting. It is somewhat vexing and also quite enigmatic. Can somebody assist me in determining the cause of this chime? I appreciate your assistance in advance.

Verify your settings to ascertain whether the "Green Light Chime" is activated. It ought to be located on the Autopilot tab.

Another option is that "Speed Limit Mode" is configured at a very low setting.


In FSD, if you are inattentive, it will emit a "boop" sound.

Thank you very much. You accurately identified the issue. I accessed the autopilot and observed that the Speed Limit Warning was configured to "Chime". I subsequently conducted a test drive and observed that regardless of whether I was in sloth, chill, or standard mode, I received a chime as soon as I exceeded their allowed speed threshold by one mile. The speed limit was 30 miles per hour, and I activated the chill mode (which tends to exceed the limit by 2 mph) as soon as the vehicle reached 31 miles per hour - I received the chime. I subsequently disabled the speed limit alert and no longer received the chime upon exceeding the speed limit, albeit by a negligible margin. Issue resolved!

Examine this page from Tesla. It includes all the chimes produced by a Tesla and their corresponding meanings.

If you can specify the chime you hear, the definition may assist, and we can provide further assistance.

Thank you; that is a compelling subject that I will certainly explore.