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03.02.2022

Tesla electric vehicle owners in China have received a new update that includes a karaoke feature. At the same time, Tesla introduced a set of TeslaMic microphones to the Chinese market for 1 yuan, which is equivalent to 199 USD.

Microphones from the set are automatically connected to the system. They can be used not only in the car. All microphones were sold out by Chinese motorists on the day of the start of sales.

In Asian countries, karaoke is one of the most popular entertainment. Data from iiMedia Research Group show that by the end of 2021, the audience of Chinese online karaoke services amounted to 500 million people. Thus, the inhabitants of Asian states really love to sing. The Chinese are no exception in this regard.

The set includes two microphones for karaoke. So far, it can only be purchased in China.

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