Tesla’s holiday modification adds TikTok and ‘Sonic’ to the infotainment system

Tesla’s biggest change of holiday for the year has begun to go into the electric car category, and it adds a wide range of updates and innovations. For those who like to move on to TikTok, perhaps the biggest addition is the TikTok program at the Tesla Theater. According to the amendment notes submitted by Electrek, they will now be able to move short videos of the platform – repeatedly, if they want to – on their car window, as long as their car is stopped.

In Toybox, the owners have also found the Light Show version of Tesla explained such as the Easter Egg on the Model X back in 2015. For the Model X, the choreographed light display includes all flashing lights and open falcon wing doors, but some models will have to deal with the past. Tesla has redesigned its software launcher, allowing owners to drag and drop their favorite apps into menus. It also makes it easier to navigate so many well-known modifiers, such as chargers and front wipers, make it easy to find.

To see instant view of their blind spot when their sign is opened, drivers can launch a new “Automatic Blind Spot Camera” mode under Autopilot in Controls. In addition, drivers can now change Waypoints to increase posture or start new routes with adjusted arrival time. The holiday package has some weather-related features, including the temperature of the only seats that can control the temperature of the front seats depending on the location of the cabin, as well as other winter adjustments.

Additionally, drivers can now delete dashcam clips directly from the computer and hide much of the map to remove distractions if they wish. Finally, in the entertainment department, Tesla added Sonic the Hedgehog and Sudoku in its arcade – although we recommend playing any arcade game unless you are suspended. Earlier this month, The New York Times he also said that Tesla allows drivers to play other games on moving vehicles, a concern that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is discussing with the company. Organization said Engadget in his remarks: “Accidents affected by disruptions are alarming, especially in vehicles with simpler technology such as visual aids. We are aware of the concerns of drivers and are in discussions with the manufacturer.”