New update turns Tesla electric cars into a “boombox” on wheels
Tesla has begun distributing yet another software update for its electric cars. The so-called holiday update brings a number of interesting features.
One of them is the “boombox” mode. This system allows music to be played through external speakers when the vehicle is stationary. In other words, the car turns into a music centre on wheels.
In addition, Tesla owners can now customize the sounds that the electric car makes when you press the horn. There are several options to choose from, plus you can load your own audio circuits using a USB drive.
The changes affected the visualization options: these innovations will help to better control the traffic situation. You can also modify the sounds generated by the vehicle while driving. A number of innovations have been made in power management tools.
We add that in the third quarter of this year, Tesla produced 145 thousand electric vehicles and delivered almost 140 thousand cars to customers. In particular, customers received 124,318 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, as well as 15,275 Model S and Model X vehicles.
