Here’s what Tesla Model S drivers are really doing in their connected cars

by Laura Domela

One of the alluring features of the Tesla Model S electric luxury sedan is its always-on 3G 4Gcellular connection and built-in Internet browser.

But have you ever wondered what all those wealthy electric-car drivers are actually looking at on their in-car browsers?

Now we know. Or at least we have some data.
via Venture Beat

Image credit: Tesla

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Here’s what Tesla Model S drivers are really doing in their connected cars

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