admin In the comfort of their car, Tesla owners will soon have another streaming service to watch, Disney+. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the service is “coming soon” to the list of available streaming services drivers can access in their cars. In September, Tesla Theater was introduced in the V10 software update and added streaming media from Netflix and YouTube along with Tesla vehicle feature tutorials.
Regardless of generation, Tesla has put a lot of effort into its continuous software updates for vehicles which are available to all cars and which really do add post-purchase value, when compared to the traditional automaker practice of getting new features and improvements to only current and recent model-year releases.
These streaming media options are only available when the car is in park and not driving in Tesla, but it’s a feature that is more valuable to car owners as Tesla cars require time to charge at charging stations, meaning even at a high-speed Supercharger you’ll likely be looking at a wait of half-an-hour or more depending on how much you’re looking to charge up.
With this update, Disney+ will join other streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, and YouTube, which are already available in Tesla vehicles.
In addition of Twitch in an update that started rolling out to users last week, Tesla Theater’s choice of streaming features was recently expanded; however, other entertainment features in the update include two games, Lost Backgammon and Stardew Valley.
Arrived in November, Disney+ costs $6.99 a month and is available on all major platforms, and offers access to popular Disney, Pixar and Marvel movies, original shows such as the Star Wars spinoff The Mandalorian, along with classic movies and TV shows. Tesla’s huge screens make its cars the best four-wheeled entertainment centers on the road.
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