In addition to changing the landscape of electric vehicles and how the market perceives them, Tesla has tried to act in other areas as well. We’re talking full self-driving that wants to give drivers real autonomy.
This system is optional, which the brand quickly prepares for drivers. Tesla will sell the feature, and now Elon Musk has come with bad news. The cost of fully self-driving will become more expensive and possibly rise again.
Tesla adjusts the price again
Tesla's business model tends to adapt to market needs and the company is able to offer its customers. As a result, the prices of electric vehicles and their add-ons are regulated almost dynamically and without a definite basis.
The result is a novelty that most potential customers will not like. Full self-driving has changed the price again, adjusting it according to what the brand understands to be its value. Most likely, this will not be the last price adjustment.
Tesla FSD price will rise to 12 thousand dollars on January 17
A strong man from Tesla has come to announce this news to the market, using Twitter, his favorite social network. In his account, Elon Musk said that the price will be adjusted and will now cost 12 thousand dollars. This new price will take effect on the 17th.
When asked about this price adjustment and its application to other models, Elon Musk responded bluntly. The issue was focused on renting rather than buying full self-driving and it turned out that this should also be fixed soon.
Monthly subscriptions will go up as FSD goes into mass release
In the case of the Full Self Driving monthly rental, Elon Musk did not disclose the new price, but said that it would be changed. The strongman Tesla indicated that the new price will only be revealed when the FDS goes mainstream.
At the moment, according to Elon Musk, this price increase will only apply in the United States. Not yet fully authorized in other markets, it's only natural that the focus of full self-driving and its price tag are only adapted to a market where Tesla has more freedom.
