How to tell if a car has FSD

[theothertom]

I'm looking at a used Tesla Model 3 online and one of the pics shows an "Autopilot" screen. There are buttons for Auto steer, Navigate on Autopilot, and Summon. All are listed as Beta.
I assume this means it has FSD but I'm not sure. Of course the used car dealer is clueless.

 

[jjrandorin]

I'm looking at a used Tesla Model 3 online and one of the pics shows an "Autopilot" screen. There are buttons for Auto steer, Navigate on Autopilot, and Summon. All are listed as Beta.
I assume this means it has FSD but I'm not sure. Of course the used car dealer is clueless.

Car could have EAP and have all of those.

 

[theothertom]

Car could have EAP and have all of those.

Thanks. I should've mentioned it's a 2019. Did EAP come on 2019's?

 

[swaltner]

If they show the Software settings screen instead of the Autopilot settings, you will see which AP/EAP/FSD package the car has, you will also see if the car is grandfathered into the lifetime Premium Connectivity plan that we’re available until mid-2018. This overview of the car’s features on the Software page was a recent addition, sometime in the last 2 months.

 

[theothertom]

Thanks. I don't know how long the car has been for sale. Maybe the software page has not been updated? I'll certainly ask, though.

 

[XLR82XS]

1) Press the 'T' logo at the top of the screen
2) In the pop-up screen of the car - press the blue highlighted vehicle (additional) information text
This will display the vehicle's build info/hardware

 

[theothertom]

Thanks!

 

[HenryFarkas]

I'm looking at a used Tesla Model 3 online and one of the pics shows an "Autopilot" screen. There are buttons for Auto steer, Navigate on Autopilot, and Summon. All are listed as Beta.
I assume this means it has FSD but I'm not sure. Of course the used car dealer is clueless.

There was an article about a person who bought a used Tesla with FSD, and after he had the car for a while, the FSD was taken away by an OTA update. Tesla contended that the new owner had to pay Tesla separately for the FSD feature.

 

[HenryFarkas]

I'm looking at a used Tesla Model 3 online and one of the pics shows an "Autopilot" screen. There are buttons for Auto steer, Navigate on Autopilot, and Summon. All are listed as Beta.
I assume this means it has FSD but I'm not sure. Of course the used car dealer is clueless.

There was an article about a person who bought a used Tesla with FSD, and after he had the car for a while, the FSD was taken away by an OTA update. Tesla contended that the new owner had to pay Tesla separately for the FSD feature.

 

[Silicon Desert]

1) Press the 'T' logo at the top of the screen
2) In the pop-up screen of the car - press the blue highlighted vehicle (additional) information text
This will display the vehicle's build info/hardware

uh, sounds like he does not have the car yet.

 

[RED MDL3]

There was an article about a person who bought a used Tesla with FSD, and after he had the car for a while, the FSD was taken away by an OTA update. Tesla contended that the new owner had to pay Tesla separately.

Tesla claimed FSD was activated by error and never paid for. Tesla doesn’t charge the next owner if the prior owner paid for FSD.