Musk: X app coming soon to Tesla cars

Business

Christian Baha / NP

21 April

1 min read

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that his social media platform X will soon be available in Tesla cars.

In response to a question on whether customers will get the X app integrated into their Tesla cars, Musk responded: "Coming soon," but failed to provide any further details.

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