Tesla Model 3 (Image: Tesla) From the early days of tapping the “T” logo on the in-car display to reveal a new menu, Tesla has long been a fan of the Easter egg. These surprises have since grown in scope (hello, recording studio), and are now more easily accessible via the infotainment center's Toybox section. But there are still some tucked-away tricks and settings every Tesla owners should know. Most of the time, there are straightforward ways to perform a task using the car's interior touch screen. But some tasks are two or three levels deep in the software. To activate the windshield ...