SiriusXM radio antenna included with Cybertruck?

[thewired1]

I'm a long time user of Sirius XM and Ive always been disappointed that my M3 doesn't have the SiriusXM antenna like the MS or MX. Any confirmation if the Cybertruck will include the hardware for SiriusXM?

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[Petertsai]

Better if with star link.

 

[CyberOwl]

Excellent question! I’ve been wondering the same thing! Really really hope an XM receiver is included. I’m very curious if they provided a solution for exterior antennae of any type.

 

[Tedacules]

I'm a long time user of Sirius XM and Ive always been disappointed that my M3 doesn't have the SiriusXM antenna like the MS or MX. Any confirmation if the Cybertruck will include the hardware for SiriusXM?

You can add it to M3, Y with the add on receivers.

 

[Crissa]

You can add it to M3, Y with the add on receivers.

Well, you can Bluetooth in any audio you want, but I don't know of kits to add a satellite receiver specifically to the car.

-Crissa

 

[thewired1]

You can add it to M3, Y with the add on receivers.

You are technically correct. I did have an external antenna and receiver for the original XM radio, but that was 20 years ago. Currently, I have ZERO interest in adding docking stations, power cables, run antenna wires, and mount magnetic antennas to my car. I like the clean / modern look of my tesla's interior.

 

[thewired1]

Well, you can Bluetooth in any audio you want, but I don't know of kits to add a satellite receiver specifically to the car.

-Crissa

I really HATE using streamable bluetooth audio sources. I don't want to interact with my phone in the car. Nor do I want to use the cellular data connection from my mobile phone. The hardware XMSirius receiver works great in my F150 and I've always been jealous of the MS and MX having similar hardware.

Hopefully someone can confirm of the Cybertruck has the hardware.

 

[truck]

A little late to this thread but you can get a radio that has bluetooth connectivity so you don't need to waste data (although most mainstream cellular providers sell unlimited data for the price of a 10pc mcnugget meal)

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