It's already rocketing back up lol.It's also about getting what people paid for this time around. We've bought the promise/vaporware for FSD. It's time to own up and deliver. Especially with the recent dive in TSLA stock.
.I'm almost positive it's going to be FSD owners only. HOWEVER, from my understanding FSD is built on a whole new underlying code that's been updated to tag and identify objects in a 3D space. I would not be surprised if they allow basic AP cars to download the new AP foundation. I wouldn't expect you to have any new features compared to now (or what you paid for in the event of EAP), but that would allow more training for the new system and possibly improve the safety/usability of autopilot.
Makes no sense to get FSD beta if you didn't have FSD. I think more likely the request will just be grayed out until you pay up!
Or more likely the request beta button will be enabled and direct you to the payment pageMakes no sense to get FSD beta if you didn't have FSD. I think more likely the request will just be grayed out until you pay up!
I like the idea of the subscription service being available in the next few weeks! Would be very interesting to try FSD Beta. But, IF the subscription has a minimum length of 12 months and is $300+ a month, then i am not so interested. If we were allowed to subscribe for just three months at $200 a month, i would definitely do it.
These feature updates like acceleration-boost and subscriptions are pure cash-cows for Tesla. They'll want to maximize the profits when FSD Beta is released as a subscription. I would venture to guess you will have to pay the most for month-to-month, a bit less if you buy 6 months and a lot less if you buy 12 months in advance. It's going to be just like any other "subscription service" out there. The more you pay upfront, the more you will "save". Plus, you have to make it fair for those who departed with $8k/$10k to buy FSD in advance, so the subscription won't be cheap.
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