Exciting News: Tesla Gets Apple Podcasts in Holiday Update

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08 Dec 2023

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Exciting News: Tesla Gets Apple Podcasts in Holiday Update

In an exciting development, Tesla has unveiled details about its upcoming 2023 Holiday Update, set to reach supported models and countries in the coming week. A standout feature of this update is the inclusion of Apple Podcasts support, dispelling earlier rumors and marking a significant move for Tesla, which traditionally does not support Apple CarPlay. However, it's worth noting that while Apple Podcasts will be integrated, users will still need to subscribe to Tesla's Premium Connectivity package at $10 per month to fully enjoy the podcasts app.

Beyond podcasting, the Holiday Update brings diverse changes to enhance the user experience. Drivers now have the option to customize the car's lock sound, with choices ranging from a rubber ducky and a jingle to an old-school horn, applause, and even a screaming goat. Furthermore, the rear touchscreen now supports gaming, and Bluetooth headset compatibility has been introduced.

The Tesla app receives a trip planner with multi-stop trip support, providing enhanced convenience for users. Navigation improvements include the display of speed cameras, stop signs, and traffic lights, offering real-time information for a safer drive. Notably, the vehicle has been equipped with an automatic 911 call feature that activates in the event of an airbag-triggered accident.

Additional updates include the integration of left and right pillar cameras into the vehicle surroundings view on the Tesla app and the introduction of a new High Fidelity Park Assist 3D view. Tesla employees have already received the 2023 Holiday Update, and it is slated to roll out to other drivers in the coming week, promising an enriched driving experience for Tesla enthusiasts.

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