If Elon Musk made a Tesla Pi Phone

Elon Musk’s Tesla Pi Phone: All The News And Rumors So Far

If Elon Musk Made A Tesla Pi Phone, Would You Buy?
1 year ago
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The Tesla Pi Phone has been a hot topic of discussion lately. It is rumored to be the first smartphone from the electric car company Tesla and allegedly designed by its CEO Elon Musk himself. The phone is expected to compete with the likes of Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max. PBA hereto provides a comprehensive overview of all the rumors surrounding the alleged Tesla Pi Phone.

Is the Tesla Phone Real?

As of now, there is no credible evidence to confirm the existence of the Tesla Pi Phone. Many rumors seem to have originated from a speculative YouTube video by Adrstudiodesign in early 2021. The designer himself claimed that the content was just his creative ideas and not based on confirmed leaks or details.

Tesla Phone Rumors

On December 1st, 2022, Elon Musk tweeted about his conversation with Tim Cook and how the idea of Twitter being removed from the App Store was cleared up. This tweet gave rise to rumors that the Tesla phone might not launch anytime soon, as Musk had claimed that he would only do so if Twitter were removed from the App Store. Although the introduction of the Tesla phone has been delayed indefinitely, many still hope to see it happen within the next two years.

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In another instance, a podcaster named Liz Wheeler tweeted that Elon Musk should make his phone if Twitter was removed from the App Store and Google Play store. Elon replied to this tweet, saying that he hoped it would not come to that, but if it did, he would make an alternative phone. This has sparked speculations that the much-awaited Tesla Pi Phone might come with its own software that is neither Android nor iOS. However, building a new OS requires a lot of developer support and time, making it challenging to launch a new smartphone quickly.

If Elon Musk Made a Phone, Would You Buy It?

TechDroider tweeted, “If Elon Musk made a Tesla Phone to compete with iPhone and Android, Would you buy it? What features would you like to see?” While some users expressed interest in the idea, others were not keen on the concept. The users who showed enthusiasm wanted features like the ability to turn off tracking/analytics, 3D recording, integrated Starlink capabilities, a brand new OS, a highly competitive AI assistant, and more.

When Will the Tesla Phone Be Released?

Although Tesla has a reputation for introducing unconventional yet fitting products, the release of a smartphone may not be entirely plausible at this time. Most of the rumors surrounding the Tesla Pi Phone are based on an early 2021 YouTube video from adrstudiodesign, which was just the designer’s ideas and not real leaks or details from Tesla. Moreover, some of the ideas, such as Neuralink support and connectivity on Mars, seem too advanced to be realistic for now. However, it is reasonable to speculate that Tesla might be working on a smartphone without these features. Additionally, the idea of phasing out phones altogether using brain-connected technology like Neuralink might make investing in a new smartphone counterproductive.

Tesla Phone Price Rumors

A phone with all the advanced tech described below would cost more than a typical smartphone. However, there is no reliable source to determine the price of the alleged Tesla Pi Phone.

Conclusion

The rumored Tesla Pi Phone has generated a lot of buzz among tech enthusiasts and the general public. Despite a lack of credible evidence, it is interesting to consider what a smartphone from the highly successful automaker might look like. However, it is still uncertain whether the Tesla phone will be released, and even if it is, the advanced features speculated might take some time to become a reality

Aka
Aka Ekene, PBA Journalism Mentee


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