In a new video pushed on YouTube, tech reviewer Quinn Nelson shows off his shiny new M1 MacBook Air unlock and control his Tesla Model 3 (via TeslaNorth).
Thanks to the new Apple Silicon, iPhone and iPad apps can now be run on Apple’s M1-based MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and the Mac mini. This allowed Nelson to sideload the Tesla app onto his M1 MacBook Air and essentially use it as a Tesla key for his Model 3.
While it may not be a practical application for most people, it sure is fun to see in action. Take a look at the following video and tell us what you think in the comments section.
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