Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Well. I guess maybe it'll be like v2g. Might never happen or maybe it'll happen when the time is right. You haven't said anything that makes me think I'm wrong.
I have, even if you don't appear willing to understand it.
If you bother to build a game-streaming system then building one that streams to the car from a robust cloud back end is much easier, cheaper, and lower complexity for both maintenance and support than building one that streams from the car
The car-to-home idea is worse than either local dedicated hardware at all points or streaming only from cloud servers to all clients.
There's a laundry list of technical and economic and business reasons why that's true.
They are all reasons you should think you're wrong if you take the time to understand them.
Paramount of them is Tesla does not tend to put resources into systems that are worse in every way than ones that already exist.
Plus, there's been exactly 0 evidence of any kind they're doing anything related to streaming games anywhere.
100% of remarks from Elon or Tesla (including job posting descriptions) makes it clear they're working on a system for local games and apps in the physical car