At present, the level of the host processor in the new Tesla car is the level of the global car machine ceiling, which is indeed not excessive.
Previously, Tesla said when launching the new Model S/X that its vehicle processor performance is comparable to the current PS 5 game console.
Its on-board computer processing performance can reach 10 trillion floating-point operations per second, comparable to the latest game console, compatible with wireless control controllers, you can enjoy the game in any seat position, you can play "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt", "Fallout: Shelter", "Cyberpunk 2077" and other AAA masterpieces.
Tesla is clearly not satisfied with this, and Tesla CEO Musk said on Twitter today that the company is currently working to introduce the game library on Steam into its vehicles.
Musk said in response to a question from gaming journalist Ryan McCaffrey about whether Cyberpunk will appear on the Model S and Model X in the future:
Tesla's goal is to no longer port individual games into the car's infotainment system, but instead hopes to let owners play all the games on Steam in the future, which is more in the long-term interest.
In addition, Tesla's infotainment system runs a custom Linux operating system and relies on the CPU architecture familiar to the desktop PC field.
So, of course, it's possible to get a lot of games running on Steam. Tesla's goal is to make a large number of Steam games run in its vehicles without the need for developers to specifically port them or modify them to make them run on the car.
Musk also confirmed in response to another question that the Cybertruck electric pickup will support playing Cyberpunk 2077 games, and Cyberruck is expected to begin deliveries in 2023.