Yet another manufacturer supporting Dolby Atmos.
https://professional.dolby.com/music/dolby-atmos-for-cars/general-motors/#gref
https://professional.dolby.com/music/dolby-atmos-for-cars/general-motors/#gref
Interesting. Yes, for Tidal you would definitely need to have a paid subscription to demo Atmos and I could easily see how this could get overlooked and/or a dealership wouldn't care enough to do that. Assuming the dealer would let you fool with the app it would be possible (in theory) to use a personal account to login for demo purposes and then reset it. But that would be a lot of fooling around to do all that.I went to test drive an Optic and a lyric, and I could not get the dealer to demonstrate it.
I test drove a Lucid and Atmos was on Tidal, and only a few tracks were in Atmos. I tried many tracks that I know were released in Atmos.
As most cars have an android computer, do you need a Tidal subscription for Atmos?
Anyone has experience with any of the cars?