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Researchers say they have found a hardware exploit with Tesla’s infotainment system that could unlock paid upgrades for free, including Full Self-Driving (FSD) and heated rear seats. They used a ...
The feature is a paid upgrade priced at $15,000 following a price hike of $3,000 in September. Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta is now available to anyone in North America who requests it from the car ...
Tesla Full Self-Driving: 2021 Model Y with FSD beta software version 11.4.2; The testing. All of the cars, with one exception, were tested on a fixed loop in New York State that included stretches ...
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Tesla is about to start giving every customer in the U.S. a one-month trial of its $12,000 driver-assistance system, which it calls Full Self-Driving Beta, provided they have a car with the ...
Electrek notes that an updated Tesla mobile app now offers an FSD subscription for $199 per month to most users, or $99 if you bought Enhanced Autopilot before it was discontinued. You can cancel ...
Currently, Tesla owners who have spent the $15,000 on FSD are locked into their existing car, and cannot upgrade to a new model without losing their access to the software.
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