Soon you'll be able to connect to the internet by satellite while in a car or bus


Starlink will soon make it possible to stay connected to its satellite connection offer while driving, even in remote areas. — Photography Courtesy of Starlink/AFP Relaxnews

SpaceX has announced that its Starlink satellite internet connection service will be accessible to vehicles in motion as of December. This will concern all areas covered by its satellites.

Starlink is about to add a new high-speed, low-latency mobile internet kit to its offering, wherever its satellites offer active coverage. Beware though, the bill could be high. According to US website The Verge, the hardware required and installation alone could cost a total of up to nearly 2500 dollars and the monthly subscription is 135 dollars for the United States, while in Europe the monthly fee for RVs is 100 euros.

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