Tesla Model S/X have XM satellite radio. You can also add it to Model 3/Y, if you replace the FM tuner with the FM/XM tuner from Model S/X. I wish it was was easy on the Lucid.
Is that a plug-in, like we are supposed to get or is it true satellite? I also wish we had a simple way to get it.
It’s real XM satellite using a satellite antenna.
Here we go again…
Or under bridge or in my home garage or public garage where they get cut off.
I am looking on official SiriusXM website, none of pure EV automakers (Tesla, Lucid, Rivian, Polestar) offer Sirius XM.
The EQS has it.
Just got a promotional offer from them for $5 a month x 2 years. You should get the same in the mail, too.
Mercedes Benz isn’t a new EV company.
Polestar is also only sort of a new pure EV company, given that they’re basically Volvo.
Yes, they took most Volvo parts, but completely separate business unit, not a subsidiary. They are now basically sister companies sharing parts like Hyundai and Kia.
I agree. I put on a Dolby Atmos track and sat in the back seat and it is outstanding. When I sit in the driver’s seat, I hear 7 speakers and maybe 9 if there are subwoofers under the 2 front seats. It is tuned for where you sit. It is front forward in the front seats. I would like to hear more of the rear speakers in the driver’s seat.
Okay try Tell Me Something Good by Rufus and Chaka Khan on Tidal Dolby Atmos. Most Dolby Atmos recordings are in fact set up for a concert style listening wherein the vocals tend to come from the front center. However this recording is different and the female vocals come from the rear and the instrumentation is very clear and sharp.
Yeah it just depends on how the track was mixed. The car makes no decisions about that, it’s 100% the Atmos codec combined with how Dolby set it up for the car, playing back the mixer’s choices. Prince’s When Doves Cry mix does a great job at the multichannel, not only does the guitar fly around and certain vocal lines are stacked with each take sent to a separate channel, but one neat thing they did in one part was put a flanger effect from the front synths into the rear speakers, makes it feel like they’re tickling your ears. There is a LOT of wizardry going on in that mix that requires multiple listens to appreciate, and it’s pretty cool I can now drive around in my own Dolby Atmos studio. That style of mix is not appropriate for just any track, I’d be seriously annoyed if they did something like that for La Vie En Rose, but the whole point of Prince is technical musical wizardry so it fits really well. Too bad he’s not around to hear it.
Yeah it just depends on how the track was mixed. The car makes no decisions about that, it’s 100% the Atmos codec combined with how Dolby set it up for the car, playing back the mixer’s choices. Prince’s When Doves Cry mix does a great job at the multichannel, not only does the guitar fly around and certain vocal lines are stacked with each take sent to a separate channel, but one neat thing they did in one part was put a flanger effect from the front synths into the rear speakers, makes it feel like they’re tickling your ears. There is a LOT of wizardry going on in that mix that requires multiple listens to appreciate, and it’s pretty cool I can now drive around in my own Dolby Atmos studio. That style of mix is not appropriate for just any track, I’d be seriously annoyed if they did something like that for La Vie En Rose, but the whole point of Prince is technical musical wizardry so it fits really well. Too bad he’s not around to hear it.
