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Bringing Wireless CarPlay to Your Tesla: A Plug-In-Play Solution

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If you own a Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, or Model X and want to use wireless CarPlay, you can do so with a plug-in-play dongle.

Many Tesla models do not come with built-in CarPlay support, but this dongle allows you to add it easily.

To use the CarPlay dongle for Tesla, simply follow these steps:

1. Connect the wireless CarPlay dongle to the car's USB port.

2. Connect your car's WiFi to the WiFi network being broadcasted by the dongle.

3. Insert a SIM card with a valid data plan into the dongle.

4. Open the URL mentioned in the user manual in your car's web browser.

5. Pair your iPhone with the dongle using Bluetooth and then use a WiFi connection to start using wireless CarPlay in your Tesla.

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With this dongle, you can easily access the CarPlay interface through your Tesla's built-in web browser. If you've always wished your Tesla had CarPlay support, this dongle is an affordable and simple solution.
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I mostly use it every day, it's become 2nd nature. If the drive is less than like 5-10 mins or so, like getting food or running an errand, I don't bother plugging it in.

As for the connection, I've upgraded to the last firmware, which helped me a lot in terms of just stability and connection.

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