Disney+ Quietly Removed from Tesla Vehicles After Elon Musk's Bob Iger Comments

Elon Musk has chosen Disney and Bob Iger as his latest targets after the company pulled ads from X (formerly Twitter).

Disney and other major corporations recently pulled ads from the site following comments from Musk that were deemed anti-Semitic, which led to an expletive-riddled reaction at a live event and later an unhinged series of tweets. But now, it looks like Musk is doing something quietly for once.

According to reports from Vulture, the Disney+ app is no longer available in Teslas. Though the reasoning is not totally clear, the timing is rather interesting given Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s recent brigading against Bob Iger and The Walt Disney Company.

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Tesla owners are claiming that they can no longer access the Disney+ app in their cars. As of now, neither company has commented on the removal and Tesla has not made any official announcements or confirmation that Disney+ has, in fact, been removed.

Recently, Musk, owner of X, shared comments on the platform that were deemed anti-Semitic. Following the backlash, Disney, along with Comcast/NBCUniversal, Paramount Global, Warner Bros Discovery, Apple, Lionsgate, and others pulled ads from the site.

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Regarding Iger’s decision to pull Disney ads from the platform, Musk said, “Don’t advertise. If someone is going to try and blackmail me with advertising? Blackmail me with money? Go f–k yourself. Go f–k yourself, is that clear? Hey Bob, if you’re in the audience. That’s how I feel, don’t advertise.”

Musk later doubled-down on his attack on Iger and Disney, sharing in another tweet that “Bob [Eiger] thinks it’s cool to advertise next to child exploitation material. Real stand-up guy.”

If you’re still trying to stream Loki Season 2 while you’re operating a multi-thousand-pound vehicle, you can still visit the site by plugging in the URL in a web browser — though for legal reasons, we don’t recommend this.

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