Tesla Debuts Starlink On Cybercab as Elon Musk Eyes Industry Adoption
Tesla has started to officially incorporate Starlink into the company’s Cybercab. On Monday, the company showed off the satellite internet integration in an actual vehicle. In a tweet, the official Tesla Robotaxi account posted two photos, writing, “First Cybercab with Starlink integration.” The Starlink antenna has been built directly into the vehicle’s rear and occupies a rectangular compartment that hides the dish’s signature design.
- ▪Tesla has started to officially incorporate Starlink into the company’s Cybercab.
- ▪On Monday, the company showed off the satellite internet integration in an actual vehicle.
- ▪In a tweet, the official Tesla Robotaxi account posted two photos, writing, “First Cybercab with Starlink integration.” The Starlink antenna has been built directly into the vehicle’s rear and occupies a rectangular compartment that hides t
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Tesla has started to officially incorporate Starlink into the company’s Cybercab. On Monday, the company showed off the satellite internet integration in an actual vehicle. In a tweet, the official Tesla Robotaxi account posted two photos, writing, “First Cybercab with Starlink integration.” The Starlink antenna has been built directly into the vehicle’s rear and occupies a rectangular compartment that hides the dish’s signature design. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. In seperate tweet on Sunday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk didn't stop at the Cybercab. He went even further and boldly claimed that “All cars will have Starlink in the future.
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