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Tesla Full-Self Driving option price is changing Musk confirms as beta begins

Tesla Full-Self Driving option price is changing Musk confirms as beta begins

Posted on October 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

One of Tesla’s most controversial options on its electric cars is going up in price, with Elon Musk confirming that from next week the so-called Full Self Driving package is going to cost you about $2,000 more. The price change will apply to both new Tesla buyers and those upgrading their EV, and comes as FSD hits an equally controversial milestone.

FSD has been available as an upgrade on Tesla’s electric cars for some years now, adding several thousand dollars to the price of the vehicle yet offering little more than a promise of abilities still to come.
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