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A video of a couple having sex in a moving Tesla Model X has sent users scrambling to Pornhub in search of kinky,define eroticizes self-driving car porn.

According to Pornhub, searches for "Tesla" on the site started climbing at the beginning of May when the video began circulating. But then the searches spiked on May 9 and May 10 following some tweets from Musk on the video.

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Overall, Pornhub projects more than 3 million searches for "Tesla" between the video's upload date on April 30th and the end of the day Friday, May 10.

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The couple claims that the car was in Autopilot and driving down the road when the film was made.

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That led to a pair of tweets from Musk, the first of which made light of all the uses one can get out of a Tesla.

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But it was Musk's follow-up tweet that had us cringing with his sex-related pun.

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Those are words we'll never be able to scrape out of our brain.

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