Elon Musk BRAND NEW Tesla Phone Destroys ALL Competition!
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Elon Musk’s first smartphone; Tesla’s designed a new imminent ‘Model Pi’ Smartphone that functions on Mars! Many of you may be aware that Tesla is the name of a huge Reputation Company. Previously, the company created various autos and rockets.
The new Tesla phone 2022 would be the perfect smartphone for the next generation. Tesla is taking its time releasing this phone because they want it to be the best it can be. In this video, we’ll take a look at everything you need to know about the Tesla phone and further updates!
Tesla has a history of releasing interesting, but somewhat still on-brand, products such as a Cybertruck-inspired all-electric vehicle for kids, an umbrella with their logo imprinted on it, and a stainless-steel whistle.
Adding a smartphone to the mix isn’t as surprising, but its release isn’t as plausible as the other items, at least not yet. There are several primary reasons why we doubt this phone will ever be released.
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