No, it's not a personal account, you don't have a login. Premium doesn't change how the Spotify works.what if you upgrade to tesla premium connectivity, can you log in using your phone too?
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No, it's not a personal account, you don't have a login. Premium doesn't change how the Spotify works.what if you upgrade to tesla premium connectivity, can you log in using your phone too?
so it basically is an online profile which is authorised to access the net (with premium)No, it's not a personal account, you don't have a login. Premium doesn't change how the Spotify works.
Not quite (maybe depending what your reference to "premium" means) - its a generic spotify profile for the car with limited features ie you can't share playlists with other devices. If you have your own account then you can use that to get shared playlists etc.so it basically is an online profile which is authorised to access the net (with premium)
From what I understand. Yes its a Spotify profile that is specific to your Tesla car and can connect only using WiFi if you have Standard Connectivity. You need Premium Connectivity if you want any of the 'media' features (Netflix, Spotify, browser, etc.) to connect over the mobile 4G/LTE network, that is what Premium gives you, the additional mobile data connection for these apps. So Premium is required if you want to use Spotify whilst driving/moving rather than just whilst parked with a WiFi connection.so it basically is an online profile which is authorised to access the net (with premium)
assuming you dont have/want tesla premium, is it not better to just to use bluetooth and your own preferred streaming software for audio? does the audio via bluetooth function work on teslas? i.e. i currently use youtube music premium and my playlist is there.. no need for me to use wifi-hotspot on Spotify as my tracks are not there and i will need to wifi-hotspot rather than bluetoothNot quite (maybe depending what your reference to "premium" means) - its a generic spotify profile for the car with limited features ie you can't share playlists with other devices. If you have your own account then you can use that to get shared playlists etc.
Premium connectivity is not needed as such, however if you don't have premium you need to connect the car to a wifi hotspot, if you do have premium then it can use that. See premium as simply built in connectivity for all multimedia stuff avoiding the need to use your own connectivity. It does a few other things too, but thats the simplest way to see it in relation to spotify. To illustrate that in a different way, even if you use your own spotify account but don't have premium connectivity it won't work unless you use a wifi hotspot.
It's an option certainly. Using the cars spotify means you get an on screen interface to select playlists, find albums etc. If you use Bluetooth you would have to control everything from the phones interface via Siri/Google.assuming you dont have/want tesla premium, is it not better to just to use bluetooth and your own preferred streaming software for audio? does the audio via bluetooth function work on teslas? i.e. i currently use youtube music premium and my playlist is there.. no need for me to use wifi-hotspot on Spotify as my tracks are not there and i will need to wifi-hotspot rather than bluetooth
Not quite (maybe depending what your reference to "premium" means) - its a generic spotify profile for the car with limited features ie you can't share playlists with other devices. If you have your own account then you can use that to get shared playlists etc.
Premium connectivity is not needed as such, however if you don't have premium you need to connect the car to a wifi hotspot, if you do have premium then it can use that. See premium as simply built in connectivity for all multimedia stuff avoiding the need to use your own connectivity. It does a few other things too, but thats the simplest way to see it in relation to spotify. To illustrate that in a different way, even if you use your own spotify account but don't have premium connectivity it won't work unless you use a wifi hotspot.
basically all the wifi hotspot is doing is keeping the 'connectivity alive' and then you are stuck to using tesla's free spotify online only accountoh - so if you hotspot your phone you can still use spotify premium in the car without the premium sub? That was one small thing making me keep it. I need to test how well the hotspot works with wifi staying on when you drive though.
I don't understand your point.basically all the wifi hotspot is doing is keeping the 'connectivity alive' and then you are stuck to using tesla's free spotify online only account
makes more sense to pay the 9.99 and get more features and do less faffing around..
My understanding was it doesn't as it's tied to the individual car.Does anyone know if the Tesla Spotify account follows you if you have two cars?
The answer to this question is; no, it doesn’t which is annoying to say the leastI wonder if that’ll change with cloud profiles? Guess I’ll find out when my Model Y decides to turn up
I think you don't get Spotify unless you have Premium Connectivity. When I let me premium expire it stopped allowing the car account immediately, when I resubscribed it worked again.I'm having an issue with Spotify also. Ever since my car went off to be repaired for a month and I logged out of the Spotify account in the car, I can't log back in again.
I don't have Premium Connectivity any more but I should still be able to use the car's account over wifi. But every time I try to login to it by pressing the "use car account" button it just does nothing.