Soon, Tesla customers will be able to get a glimpse of how Steam integration will function in their automobiles. Last week, Tesla confirmed through Twitter that Tesla had been "making progress" with Steam integration. 

Tesla also tweeted that a demo will "likely" be released within the next month. Musk's post came in reaction to a tweet from Tesla Owners Silicon Valley, an account that "follows the world's most infamous Tesla Owners Club, situated in Silicon Valley." The creator said that Tesla automobiles also function as game consoles and may be classified as "mobile phones."

Tesla Arcade is the name of Tesla's platform for video games. According to PC Gamer's review, a number of the EV manufacturer's cars have really outstanding computing power. Tesla Model S and Model X begin at around $96,000 and $112,000, respectively. Each car has a range more than 300 kilometers. Tesla claims that the Model X is the "fastest-accelerating SUV in production today."

Up until now Tesla has been building out its own service, Tesla Arcade, which supports a limited selection of titles in its Model S and X cars. The specs are a little fuzzy but Tesla itself brags about “up to 10 teraflops of processing power” that’s on a par with the “newest consoles,” so presumably Elden Ring won’t be a problem.

Tesla aims to showcase Steam Integration next month.