Since it was founded, Tesla has become famous for embedding playful Easter eggs in its vehicles. Previously, the company has included features like charge ports that glow in rainbow colors and a submarine-inspired illustration of an owner’s car referencing The Spy Who Loved Me. Recently, Elon Musk teased another hidden feature through his Twitter account. According to his tweet, if you tap the Tesla logo on the screen three times, a new screen will appear allowing you to sketch and doodle, reminiscent of the early Microsoft Paint.
Musk has also shared portraits of Tesla owners on his Twitter feed, showcasing a series of updates he has posted in recent days.
These features are part of one of the most significant software updates for Tesla. In addition to the sketch pad, vehicles equipped with Autopilot V8.1 can now park autonomously using the key fob or the Tesla app on a smartphone. Autosteer functionality has also been enhanced, allowing it to be activated at speeds up to 80 mph, an increase from the 55 mph limit in the previous version. These new capabilities further advance Tesla’s Autopilot system.
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