Seriously. What is your max amount you'd pay for EAP?

[2101Guy]

With EAP coming back (yay), and it being without question, the better value (depending on price), what is the MAX you'd personally pay to get EAP?
Discuss amongst yourselves.

 

[Daniel in SD]

Need a $1k option! User initiated auto lane change is the only feature of EAP feature that I use.

 

[Ookami]

I had a three month trial of EAP when I purchased. I also subscribed to FSD for a month for a long road trip and got to try the FSD beta towards the end of the month. Of all the features only auto lane change and NoA are worth paying for.

Another option we should have is $99/mo for an EAP subscription. They would probably make more money in the long run with such a subscription.

 

[TresLA]

For us, none of the options given are attractive. FSD Capability package is the only option worth it for us. To each, their own.

 

[S4WRXTTCS]

I paid $5K expecting it to work as advertised.

Still waiting.

My answer is still $5K because if it worked it would be really nice.

 

[S4WRXTTCS]

Need a $1k option! User initiated auto lane change is the only feature of EAP feature that I use.

Technically it would be $3K because basic AP was $2K (it added $2K to the base of the car).

But, aside from Basic AP the ALC is the only thing that actually works within the EAP package.

 

[RSpanner]

$5.00

 

[momo3605]

Need a $1k option! User initiated auto lane change is the only feature of EAP feature that I use.

Lol agreed. I think most people who say they would pay $4k/$5k/$6k haven’t used any EAP/FSD features before to realize most of it is useless other than ALC.

 

[dbldwn02]

With EAP coming back (yay), and it being without question, the better value (depending on price), what is the MAX you'd personally pay to get EAP?
Discuss amongst yourselves.

$1k

 

[Black306]

Seriously. $0. I don’t see any value in it. Autopilot does everything I like and even then I hardly use it.

 

[dbldwn02]

Seriously. $0. I don’t see any value in it. Autopilot does everything I like and even then I hardly use it.

But but but...it'll chime at you when the stoplight turns green! That's worth at least $0.50.

EDIT: Wait, that's probably FSD...so, yea...$0.

 

[chengka]

The more fsd beta videos I watch, the less I think I'd ever want it. Offer me ALC for $14.99/mo and they'd have me

 

[momo3605]

The more fsd beta videos I watch, the less I think I'd ever want it. Offer me ALC for $14.99/mo and they'd have me

man...a netflix subscription amount for auto lane change? It's nice but...that's a lot of change!

 

[Undecided_2]

Zero. It’s far from complete and doesn’t work well for me. I consider it to be in BETA. I regret paying for it. They should make it available by subscription.

 

[DrWhoDey]

The weighted average right now (33 votes, 30 of whom would buy EAP) is $3766. So if Elon is watching, $4K seems to be the sweet spot.... although with a higher take rate there's actually more total revenue at $3K.

Assuming TMC voters are a fair representative cross-section of US Tesla owners.

 

[momo3605]

And of course…Tesla just re-released EAP for $6k.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540179924182614018

 

[headcase]

Fail.

 

[2101Guy]

Nah. Not worth $6k for me. But good that they are offering it

 

[TSteve]

Technically it would be $3K because basic AP was $2K (it added $2K to the base of the car).

But, aside from Basic AP the ALC is the only thing that actually works within the EAP package.

Thanks for this info! I bought my car used (2018) and I knew AP used to cost something, just couldn't remember what.

I do think NOA worked OK, but still needed work, especially with merging into heavy traffic.

Maybe if it came with a computer upgrade for some reason I could justify 6k.

 

[Graham J]

Options I'd prefer:

- $1000 per feature, á la carte
- Low monthly subscription ($10-20) per feature
- Free, since the engineering for these has likely been paid for and other comparable cars come with some of these features