Grok Bot now runs hands-free errands inside Tesla cars

Your move: Task delegation is limited to $300/mo SuperGrok Heavy subscribers at launch

Tesla added Grok Bot to its cars on September 22, 2026. Drivers can talk to Grok Bot by tapping its icon, holding the steering wheel's microphone button, or saying "Hey Grok," and ask it to run errands like ordering coffee, booking a reservation, or checking out an Amazon cart, all without touching a screen. It works by connecting services like Gmail and Google Calendar through the Grok app, then letting Grok Bot act on them. The feature needs a newer AMD infotainment processor, software version 2025.26 or later, and either Premium Connectivity or a strong Wi-Fi connection. At launch, the task-delegation part is limited to SuperGrok Heavy subscribers, who pay $300 a month.

Why it matters

If you drive a compatible Tesla and already pay for SuperGrok Heavy, you can now hand off small tasks to Grok Bot while driving instead of using your phone. Everyone else gets nothing new yet, since the paid tier and hardware requirements keep this out of reach for most drivers for now.

Source: Teslarati ↗

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