Tesla’s price for the feature it calls “full self-driving” has increased again. This time to $15,000, making it an unusually expensive option for a car. “After wide release of FSD Beta 10. ...

During this period you could also purchase the "Full Self Driving" (FSD) add-on, for typically another $3K-$5K at time of purchase, and a statement it would cost more to add in the future.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles has brought suit against electric car manufacturer Tesla, alleging false ...

As of Monday, Full Self-Driving mode costs $10,000 to equip. The $2,000 increase comes as Tesla said it will continue to work on the system and implement improvements while it collects data from ...

Consumer Reports fills you in on the state of self-driving cars. You might think based on marketing hype that you can buy an autonomous vehicle, but you really can't.

Tesla has tinkered with pricing for the full self-driving package repeatedly over the last two years. In 2018, the package cost $3,000 at vehicle purchase time or $4,000 when purchased later.

When "full self driving" was first introduced to the world in October 2016, it cost customers $3,000, on top of a $5,000 option for "enhanced autopilot." However, Tesla changed tack in 2018 after ...

Tesla Stock Roars Back As Some Analysts Buy Into Full Self-Driving Hype. ByDerek Saul, Former Staff. Derek Saul has covered markets for the Forbes news team since 2021. Jul 29, ...

The CEO also reiterated that it will still be a “better long-term deal” to outright buy the Full Self-Driving package: “Note, buying FSD will still be a better long-term deal than ...

“Full self-driving” doesn’t actually mean that a human isn’t required in the driver’s seat. It doesn’t mean that the vehicle is fully capable of driving itself, which is certainly what ...

This would imply that buyers are simply buying ‘Full Self-Driving (Supervised)’ rather than ‘Full Self-Driving’ with a future unsupervised version.