"Tesla's Boombox Megaphone functionality allows drivers to project their voices from their vehicle's speaker system. There's already been a slew of folks who've demonstrated the feature in action, which is available to cars manufactured from 2019 on. But a Tesla driver recently used the feature to mess with employees at a Chick-fil-A drive-through and troll another customer in the process."
"The social media account Racing Florida (@racingflorida) highlighted the gag in a TikTok post, where a Tesla driver was behind a separate Tesla owner getting some food. The person recording the clip enabled their Megaphone and pretended to be the driver ahead of them, stating that they were stunned the location was out of Chick-fil-A sauce. This amused the fast food worker, who shared a laugh with the prankster before the video came to a close."
"Shortly after they emitted the noise while stopped at a light, the dog poked its head out of the open window and looked their way. While Hannah and their other Tesla passenger audibly got a kick out of seeing the pet's reaction, they did show off how folks could make loud noises to effectively scare away any animals who are ambling around the road."
Tesla's Boombox Megaphone lets drivers project voices and sounds through vehicle speakers and is available on cars manufactured from 2019 onward. A Tesla driver used the feature at a Chick-fil-A drive-through to imitate the driver ahead, claiming the location was out of sauce, prompting laughter from an employee. Other users have demonstrated pragmatic uses, such as broadcasting a barking noise to get a dog’s attention at a red light, which caused the dog to poke its head out the window. The feature can attract attention or scare animals and joins other playful Tesla Easter eggs like Santa Mode and Rainbow Road.
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