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FSD 6k vs 10k
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TresLA
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From what I understand, FSD has always been a future feature pricing/"discount", while EAP was purchasing of actual products/features. Therefore, what has changed is the "discount". When most versions of EAP were available to buy, Tesla has always communicated that the earlier you purchase FSD, the less you'd be paying for the same product that others in the future would be paying more for.
As (what back then was) future features were released, what's changed is the FSD discount getting less and less (final pricing TBD, of course, so we don't really know how much discount it is/was).
As (what back then was) future features were released, what's changed is the FSD discount getting less and less (final pricing TBD, of course, so we don't really know how much discount it is/was).
That isnt factually correct. EAP does not include an upgrade to the "FSD computer" (hardware 3). I am also fairly sure that it doesnt include anything to do with traffic and stop sign control.
So the difference between EAP and FSD right now is traffic light and stop light control, and the FSD computer (if you dont have it already)
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DanCar
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boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
Unless it is $250+ monthly it will surely piss off a lot of FSD pre-paid'ers. I would have gladly paid that VS $8k when I bought it or $10K current prices.
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
I would 100% be behind that if it would transfer to your next Tesla. (seeing that I have paid for FSD 3 times now
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DanCar
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Will likely have a "low" introductory price and will rise sharply after that. Also your vehicle might be getting a higher resale value.
NOA was available in the latest EAP offering. The only thing that EAP didn't include last time was the Traffic light and stop sign control.
Since most of the potential realized value in FSD seems to be in the ability to use your car in the Robotaxi fleet, what if there were two different subscription models? One that allows you to utilize your car in the robotaxi fleet and make money, and one that allows you to utilize FSD only when driver occupied.
A lot of people including my self, have no desire to let their cars go out in the robotaxi fleet. This is why the cost of FSD doesn't work for me.
Seems like two different subscription models might be a good approach for Tesla to cast as wide a net as possible on the FSD subscriptions.
Right, I forgot about the one distinction in functionality. Not having the traffic light and stop sign control.
I already have Hardware 3, so theres no value there for new owners.
There are plenty (and I mean PLENTY) of "is FSD worth it? or "FSD should be a $10 a month subscription" posts in various sections here, so I am not interested in that debate at all. I will let those who are interested in rehashing that, do so. I was just saying that the statement "EAP is the same thing as FSD" is factually incorrect. Whether someone thinks that extra current feature (and any other upcoming features) is "worth it" is on them.
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