Good News For Tesla Lovers: The Company Teases Apple Music Support In The New Exhibit

In a new post shared by Aaron Cash, the founder of ABetterTheater.com shared a picture on Twitter that created a buzz in the EV industry and among Tesla fans. The post featured a photo of the new exhibit at the famous Petersen Automotive Museum. This is situated in Los Angeles and opened on November 20, 2022. This photo was a confirmation that Apple Music was included in one of its vehicles of Tesla.

The exhibit was about Tesla’s newest Model S and its setup which was completed with a steering wheel, infotainment system, and a center console. Attendees could experience the yoke steering wheel along with its fast processing for games, entertainment, and maps. The Model S vehicle was also running a developer version of Tesla’s OS that has version number 2022.40.50. Needless to say, this is where the feature of Apple Music was found.

Most of the automakers are busy with phone mirroring where they are using Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to handle the media playback inside the cars. Tesla, on the other hand, is insisting on integrating music and other applications directly into its user interface. This is yet again another exceptional example of the company’s innovation which is leaving the users and fans overall excited.

Apple Music confirmed?@WholeMarsBlog @vincent13031925 @elonmusk pic.twitter.com/S1qyEkSb3J

— Aaron Cash (@aaronjcash) November 20, 2022

This is not the first time the company has created anticipation in the market by adding surprise features. For a long, Tesla has been leaving Easter eggs and other hints about the upcoming features in their software. Fans and users are thinking displaying this run developer with Apple Music was intentional. The upcoming Apple Music installation feature was first revealed when it was spotted during a zoom conference. The conference was held for showcasing the video conference running in Teslas. Now this time, the vehicle’s VIN is set to be ‘P3TERS3N1P000BUCK’ according to the software menu in the vehicle.

Integrating the music software directly into the user interface instead of running an Apple Music app has both its positive and negative sides for Tesla. The positive side will bring the users a consistent UI, similar to Tesla’s other tempting music offerings. This is reported to support Tesla’s voice command as well. On the negative side, integrating directly into the user interface will mean not all Apple Music features will be available for the users. It is also not clear that Tesla will implement lossless audio or Spatial Audio while implementing Apple Music.

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