Tesla Could Soon Add Support For Apple Music, Tidal, And Amazon Music

References found within a Tesla software update point to the potential of impending support for a slew of new music streaming options. In addition to Spotify, Tesla owners could soon add credentials for Apple Music, Tidal, and Amazon Music.

At the time of writing, Spotify is the only music streaming service that is supported by Tesla’s infotainment system. That means that Tesla owners can provide their Spotify credentials and get easy access to Spotify-based music and content without any fuss or interruption.

Earlier in the year, Tesla used its Battery Day presentation to announce support for additional music services and although that hasn’t come to fruition yet, traces within the firmware suggest it’s about to.

A couple of photographs shared by @greentheonly via Twitter show the Audio Settings menu within Tesla’s infotainment system in software update 2020.48.26 with options for services like Apple, Tidal, Audible, Amazon, and more. Unfortunately, those toggles don’t yet appear to be active, with another photograph showing that attempting to connect to Apple’s services via the infotainment system failed with the message “Unable to reach Apple. Try again later.

It seems unusual to expose this type of menu option to end-users when it has yet to be activated but it’s all-but-proof that Tesla is actively working to bring additional support for new audio services to vehicles. Tidal is expected to be the first additional service that comes online with others, such as Apple Music and Amazon Music, to be added at a later date.

The potential for new music services isn’t the only thing that has been exposed via software update 2020.48.26. We recently let you know that Tesla’s new Boombox feature was alive and kicking for vehicles with an external speaker system thanks to this holiday update.

It also exposed a number of new games, including The Battle of Polytopia, Cat Quest, and Solitaire. Software update 2020.48.26 also added driving visualization improvements, Scheduled Departure improvements, Emissions Mode Testing improvements, and more.

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