How to Play Amazon Music on Tesla

To give consumers a better entertainment experience, Tesla has integrated with numerous streaming services, including YouTube, Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, and others. However, Amazon Music hasn’t supported Tesla until now. As a popular music streaming service, Amazon Music offers a large music library to its users. Many people use Amazon Music to enjoy music during driving.

You may be interested in learning how to play Amazon Music in Tesla if you are an Amazon Music premium user. Unfortunately, Tesla does not yet have a partnership with Amazon Music, although Tesla has been planning it since 2020. So there is no Tesla Amazon Music app. But don’t despair, this article will tell you 3 ways to play Amazon Music on Tesla in a few simple steps.

Part 1. FAQs about Tesla Amazon Music

Here we collected some frequently asked questions about Amazon Music on Tesla and Amazon Music Tesla integration. Hope it can help you a lot in the beginning.

Q1. Does Tesla have Amazon Music?

A1. No. Up to now, Tesla offers a lot of streaming audio and video streaming services on its infotainment system. These platforms include YouTube, Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, TuneIn, and more. It is clear to see there is no Tesla Amazon Music app. Moreover, these services are provided for drivers who purchase the Tesla Premium Connectivity.

Q2. Can I play Amazon Music in my Tesla Model 3?

A2. Yes. Although there is no Amazon Music Tesla app, it is easy to get Amazon Music via Bluetooth or USB drive. What’s more, all Tesla models including Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y support a web browser on the touchscreen so you can listen to Amazon Music on Tesla via the Amazon Music web player.

Part 2. How to Stream Amazon Music on Tesla via Bluetooth

There’s a direct way to help you cast Amazon Music from mobile devices to Tesla. You can simply link your phone to the Tesla media player with Bluetooth to play Amazon Music on Tesla. But it will cost your phone’s data. Let’s see how to pair your phone with the Tesla media player.

Step 1. Tap the Bluetooth icon in the status bar of the touchscreen.

Step 2. Open Bluetooth on your phone and make it discoverable.

Step 3. On the car’s touchscreen, press the Start Search button. The touchscreen searches for and displays a list of all Bluetooth devices that are accessible.

Step 4. On the car’s touchscreen, tap your phone to link. The touchscreen then shows a random number, and your phone will display the same number.

Step 5. Confirm that the number displayed on your phone corresponds to the number displayed on the touchscreen. Then, on your phone, confirm the pairing.

After the pair is done, you can open the Amazon Music app on your phone and start to stream your playlists. Any sound from your mobile phone will be played through the Tesla’s stereo. The next time you turn on Tesla Bluetooth, it will automatically connect to your phone by default, so you won’t need to set it up again.

Part 3. How to Get Amazon Music Web Player on Tesla

As we said in Part 1, all Teslas have a Chromium-based browser on the touchscreen for users to browse any web. Thanks to Amazon Music boasting the web player, you can directly play Amazon Music on Tesla as long as you access Tesla’s web browser. Here, we will show you a detailed tutorial about how to get Amazon Music on Tesla Model Y, which can be applied uniformly across all Tesla Models.

Step 1. Tap the connectivity icon at the top-right corner to connect your Tesla to WiFi or your personal hotspot.

Step 2. Touch the Eject option from the bottom left to access the Main Menu.

Step 3. Select the Web option to get into the web browser on Tesla.

Step 4. On the web browser, search for Amazon Music to enter the Amazon Music web player and log into your valid account.

Step 5. Pick any song or playlist to start playing Amazon Music on Tesla.

Part 4. How to Play Amazon Music on Tesla via USB Drive

Though Tesla’s touchscreen doesn’t support installing Amazon Music. But you can transfer the Amazon Music files to the touchscreen with a USB drive. We know that premium users of Amazon Music are allowed to download Amazon Music. However, Amazon Music is a streaming service, and to protect their songs, the downloaded Amazon Music files are in an encrypted format. Users cannot play these encrypted files on other apps or devices. Don’t worry, here you meet a powerful Amazon Music Converter to help you remove the restriction.

As a leading audio converter, Tunelf Amatune Music Converter should be on your list. It can not only decrypt the DRM protection but convert Amazon Music to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, M4A, and M4B. You can select the output format as your need. Moreover, Tunelf can save 100% of original audio quality at a 5X faster speed. The metadata of the songs will be preserved too. After downloading Amazon Music using Tunelf Amazon Music Converter, you are free to listen to Amazon Music offline on Tesla. In this way, you don’t need to worry about internet connection stability, mobile data usage, and other playback issues.

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• Download songs from Amazon Music Prime, Music Unlimited, and HD Music
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• Handle the audio conversion of Amazon Music at a faster speed of 5×
• Ensure the output audio quality while retaining ID3 tags and metadata

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4.1 Convert Amazon Music for Tesla with Tunelf Amazon Music Converter

Now that you know why you need Tunelf Amatune Music Converter. To play Amazon Music on Tesla’s infotainment system, we recommend you download Amazon Music in MP3. Confirm that you have downloaded Tunelf Amatune Music Converter from the link above before we start.

Step 1 Choose Amazon Tracks You Want to Play on Tesla

Once Tunelf Amatune Music Converter has been run on your computer, the first step is to add Amazon Music tracks that you wish to download to the conversion list. Go to the Amazon Music app and select the music you wish to listen to on Tesla. After you’ve opened the playlist or album, copy and paste the music URL into the search box to load it.

Step 2 Modify Amazon Music’s Audio Settings

Return to the converter and adjust the output audio parameters as necessary. Click the menu bar in the upper right corner, pick Preferences, then switch to Convert. From here, you can change the audio format, channel, sample rate, and bit rate. After all settings are done, click OK to save. You can also set your preferred output location by clicking the three-dot icon at the bottom of the converter.

Step 3 Begin Converting Amazon Music for Tesla

Examine the conversion list once again, and then click the Convert button in the bottom right corner. The application will handle the converting procedure automatically. Wait a few moments for the conversion to finish, and then browse through all of the converted music in the converted history. Launch the history list by clicking the Converted icon.

4.2 Transfer Amazon Music to Tesla Touchscreen with USB Drive

Now you will find all the converted as well as playable Amazon Music files on your computer, next let’s see how to transfer the converted Amazon Music files to Tesla.

1) Connect a USB drive to your computer.

2) Open the folder with the converted Amazon Music files on your computer.

3) Copy and paste the converted Amazon Music to a folder under the USB drive.

4) Disconnect the USB drive with your computer and plug in the USB to the Tesla touchscreen.

5) Now you can find the Amazon Music files on the Tesla media player and you can play Amazon Music on Tesla offline.

Conclusion

Now you can play Amazon Music on your Tesla without much effort. We highly recommend you to use the Tunelf Amatune Music Converter to play Amazon Music offline, it not only plays songs steadily but also doesn’t consume your phone data. Click the download button below to enjoy your Amazon playlists now.