David Bridges
Tesla Inc TSLA CEO Elon Musk thinks that SpaceX‘s Starlink for recreational vehicles needs a rejig when it comes to branding.
What Happened: Musk shared a company tweet that said Starlink for RVs now has over 100,000 customers.
Musk noted that Starlink with RV was just regular Starlink but with “roaming capability,” which makes it possible to take a terminal anywhere.
We might need a different name, as this is basically just Starlink with roaming capability, so you can take your terminal anywhere. https://t.co/gnH0YPPVOS
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 12, 2022
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Why It Matters: The Starlink for RVs service gives users access to the internet on an “as-needed” basis where coverage exists for $135 a month and a one-time hardware cost of $599.
Coverage maps shared on the Starlink website indicate the service can be used in parts of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the United States, Canada and some countries in Latin America and Europe.
Starlink got the green signal from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to provide internet on cars, boats and planes in June.
In August, Musk said a “kickass internet connection” would be coming to Royal Caribbean ships.
