It might be fun to ride in one-horse open sleighs, but do they support Apple Music? No, they don't. Tesla's electric cars do – thanks to the company's latest 'Holiday Update'.
The fresh firmware means that Apple Music is now integrated into Tesla's music player, alongside other music apps such as Spotify. Users should benefit from both Tesla's UI and voice commands, making it easier to find songs while driving.
There is a slight catch, however. Per the release notes (via @arstechinc), "Tesla owners will need a Premium Connectivity subscription for Apple Music to work over a cellular connection" ($10 a month in the US).
The software adds a host of other goodies including, the ability to play thousands of Steam games in your car, a new Tesla Arcade game (Mahjong), Dog Mode (dog-friendly climate control and remote video monitoring), Light Show (the vehicle's headlight flash to the music) and a Mario Kart-themed Autopilot mode.
