"Easter Eggs," or "Easter eggs," are small surprises left by software developers for users. Often they are found in video games, on websites and in popular software. The goal for Easter eggs is to please the user. As a rule, they do not carry out serious innovations and useful functions, just pleasing people with cheerful surprises. People also enjoy having fun with Tesla, so they regularly introduce new interesting "chips" into the software of their cars.
The need to look for the surprises left by the developers in the last software update is in the past - now Tesla allowed car owners to enjoy "Easter eggs" in one touch of the on-board computer touch screen.
The new version of the Christmas software adds to the main menu the "Santa Claus mode", which can be activated by pressing or with the voice command "Ho-Ho-Ho !!!". In the salon begins the song "Run Rudolph Run" performed by Chuck Berry, and when the turn signal is turned on, the driver and passengers will hear the rustling of the sledge runners.
In the "Santa mode", the vehicle's traffic indicator located on the dashboard instead of the Tesla car starts showing Santa Claus riding in a sleigh. If the car is activated autopilot mode, the road along which the animated Santa rides, becomes icy.
In his tweet, Ilon Mask noted that the latest update contains the "Easter egg inside the Easter egg," whatever that means.
In the meantime, the owners of Tesla try to solve the secret, we suggest to recall how Tesla pleased its customers for last Christmas.
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