Internet radio in Tesla in motion
Internet radio by genre and country — on the Tesla screen the car already has.
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♪♫♪♬♪♪♫♪What you can do with internet radio
Stations by genre and country
Browse internet radio by genre and filter by country.A station that stays on in motion
The player keeps the station on the Tesla screen, parked or moving.Internet radio on the front and rear screens
The rear screen is supported for people in the back.
Radio on the Tesla screen



Radio in the car is for listening. Keep your eyes on the road.
How internet radio in Tesla in motion works
- 1What CyberRadio is
CyberRadio is internet radio on the Tesla screen the car already has. You open it in the native Tesla browser, browse stations by genre, filter by country, and press play. The player keeps that station on the dash. You do not add an FM tuner, a radio adapter, a Fire Stick, an HDMI box, or any other device in the car. The same station can stay on the screen after the car leaves the parking spot.
- 2Start while parked
While the car is parked, the stations are there as soon as you sign in to CyberDash. Open the browser, open CyberRadio, and pick a genre or a country. Start the stream from the station list. The player is what keeps it going on the Tesla display, without the usual browser chrome. You do not close the page when you put the car in gear. You do not switch apps. You do not turn on a separate motion mode. The station you started while parked is the station that can continue on the road. Radio in the car is for listening. Keep your eyes on the road.
- 3What “in motion” means
In motion means the car is no longer parked. The wheels are turning: you are in town, on a highway, stopped in traffic, or moving again, and the station can still be playing on the Tesla display. Genres, the country filter, and the player are the same as when the car was parked. It is still internet radio in CyberDash. Nothing new has to be installed because the car started moving.
- 4Front and rear screens
On the front screen, the center display can keep the station on for the drive. Use the screen only when you can still watch the road. If people in the car want the station for the whole trip, the rear screen is the place, on a Tesla that has one. Start it while parked: turn on theater mode from the front screen, then start the rear theater. The rear display can keep the station after the front screen leaves the browser and after the trip continues. Passengers can use that screen. The driver watches the road.
- 5No extra device
You do not add a device at the moment the car starts moving. A Fire Stick is a small Amazon player made for a television HDMI port, its own remote, and a power plug. The Tesla center screen is not that television. It does not have an HDMI input you plug a stick into so the stick becomes the car radio. A radio adapter or an FM dongle does not become CyberRadio either. The stations are already inside CyberDash. If you own a stick or an adapter, leave them at home. CyberRadio will not ask for them.
- 6No hardware, no jailbreak
The same is true of HDMI boxes, phone mounts, and CarPlay adapters. They are not how a station stays on during the drive. Nothing is installed in the car, there is no jailbreak, and opening the page does not void the warranty. CyberRadio is internet radio, not the car’s FM tuner and not a radio you plug into the dash. You use it on your CyberDash account. After you sign up you get 24 hours of test access, so you can open CyberRadio on your own car before you pay. Then Pro is $11.99 a month or $99.99 a year.
- 7Internet and supported cars
The stream still needs internet while the car is moving. Premium Connectivity, a phone hotspot, or any other working data link is enough. Radio in motion uses the same CyberRadio page as radio while parked. If the signal drops on the road, the station drops with it. CyberRadio is built for Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X from 2021, and Cybertruck. It is optimized for AMD Ryzen cars, Hardware 3 and Hardware 4. Intel cars can open it too; the page simply takes longer to start. You do not buy a different device for a different model.
FAQ: internet radio in Tesla in motion
How do I listen to internet radio in Tesla in motion?
Open the native Tesla browser, go to https://www.cyberdash.net/, sign in, and open CyberRadio. Browse by genre or filter by country, then press play while the car is parked. That station can stay on while the car moves. You do not add a device or turn on a separate motion mode. Keep your eyes on the road.
Does a station keep playing while the car moves?
Yes. Start while parked. When the car moves, that same station can stay on the front screen and on the rear screen. You do not reopen the browser or plug anything in for the drive. If the internet drops, the stream drops. Passengers can use the rear screen. The driver watches the road.
Is CyberRadio FM radio?
No. CyberRadio is internet radio. You pick a station from the list in CyberDash, by genre or by country, and the player keeps the stream on the Tesla screen. It is not an FM tuner and not a radio adapter in the car.
Do I need a Fire Stick or a radio adapter?
No. A Fire Stick is for a TV HDMI port, not for the Tesla browser. A radio adapter does not turn into these stations. The stations are already inside CyberDash. Leave the extra hardware at home.
Which Teslas play internet radio in motion?
Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X from 2021, and Cybertruck. AMD Ryzen cars, Hardware 3 and Hardware 4, are the best fit. Intel cars can open CyberRadio too, with a slower browser. Rear screens can keep a station on for passengers after theater mode is started while parked. No jailbreak, and no extra device by model.
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