No matter what anyone tells you, Tesla’s car to be not possible of the control we. Even so, the company charges $12,000 for a “Fully autonomous driving“Features, at least according to the state of Californiacan’t do what it says on tin – and according to Tesla himself, will never. But the company has a solution to these woes, a way to improve its FSD beta: Raise prices.
As of September 5, the cost of adding FSD beta software will increase from $12,000 to $15,000. The price increase is calculated at the time of software update, a tool that promises to “make every Autopilot drive as good as someone driving on their own commute” and “control a slow-moving UFO”. It’s unclear exactly what effect airborne alien technology will have on ground-based vehicles, but at least your Tesla will be aware. Maybe it’s a Death laser fireball escape mode.
This price increase happens after another increase earlier this year, bringing the cost of the software from $10,000 to $12,000. The company regularly raises the price of FSD, this launched as a $5,000 . optionclaims that these increases make the cars “property appreciation. “The reason for this seems to be the idea that FSD becomes more capable over time, making the car more valuable – assuming, of coursethat Tesla lets next owner keep software.
Buyers interested in purchasing the FSD beta have until September 5 to place their orders and lock in the lower price currently. Of course, in our chip-less worldorders and deliveries are in line with diminishing frequency and Tesla allows some time here – new orders are important, and Shipping after September 5 may keep the current cost of the option.
