Tesla fixes AP & FSD price mess. Prices going back up...

[JGard]

This is why we can't have nice things. People always gotta bitch about something... I was on the fence about getting FSD for $3k, but if it's going back up, it seems like an actual investment right now. It'll boost resale of the vehicle if it has FSD, and if the price is really going back up, then it should boost the value by at least the $3k, if not a little more

 

[juanmedina]

lol @ people paying for vaporware

FSD has features for people that didn't buy EAP.

 

[BAven8068]

FSD has features for people that didn't buy EAP.

It does right now, but does any one know if the packages are going back to the original way the features were divided up since the prices are also going back to orginal? I would assume they would, so what happens to people who just bought the basic AP package for $2k? Will there always be a small group of cars with this abandoned basic AP? Or will it just turn into EAP?

 

[mtndrew1]

I’m super glad the guy who got two free exotic cars whined enough to raise the price of FSD to make things fair.

 

[mswlogo]

Whole thing is crappy. Still sucks for all of us who pre-ordered FSD at delivery back in 2018. What a waste.

Ditto.

Every time someone posts "I got it for $2k" I feel like I paid for it.

 

[mswlogo]

It does right now, but does any one know if the packages are going back to the original way the features were divided up since the prices are also going back to orginal? I would assume they would, so what happens to people who just bought the basic AP package for $2k? Will there always be a small group of cars with this abandoned basic AP? Or will it just turn into EAP?

The "After Purchase" prices are going back.

The purchase with Car prices I'm sure are staying the same and never went down.
They just got rearranged and most agree that's the way it should have always been.

 

[mswlogo]

Looks like they realized they made a mistake. Happy they realized it and took steps to fix it. I just purchased the FSD.

The patient is still sick, this last move just stopped the bleeding.

 

[BOBEDIGITL]

It does right now, but does any one know if the packages are going back to the original way the features were divided up since the prices are also going back to orginal? I would assume they would, so what happens to people who just bought the basic AP package for $2k? Will there always be a small group of cars with this abandoned basic AP? Or will it just turn into EAP?

Highly doubt they upgrade the AP owners to EAP. That's like basically giving them the current FSD suite without the actual "free" hardware upgrade as it is now. And if Tesla were to do that, it would just make the same group of people come out and complain about yet another thing.

 

[Ludalicious]

lol @ people paying for vaporware

2K is really F-All when you consider how much some of us spent on there vehicles. 2K for a base model 3 owner... ya understandable because it's almost 10% of what you paid for your vehicle..Now if Tesla actually comes through with FSD this year. Not saying that it will be available soon. But IMO if they are infact the first car manufacturer to offer this feature and it works... I would honestly pay much much more for it. Let's just say if this full Sellf Driving Feature actually works 10K is a steal of a deal.

 

[BAven8068]

Highly doubt they upgrade the AP owners to EAP. That's like basically giving them the current FSD suite without the actual "free" hardware upgrade as it is now. And if Tesla were to do that, it would just make the same group of people come out and complain about yet another thing.

Yeah I get it now. I was under the impression that the prices were going back to the orginal orginal prices, the prices that have been set for years. So therefore I figured the dividing of the features was also following suit. I now understand the prices are just going back to what they were when the new packages were announced.

 

[TANGO SUKKA]

FSD has features for people that didn't buy EAP.

yeah you're right. if you have EAP already FSD is worthless.

 

[chronopc]

Real tempted to pull the $2k trigger for FSD.

 

[TANGO SUKKA]

2K is really F-All when you consider how much some of us spent on there vehicles. 2K for a base model 3 owner... ya understandable because it's almost 10% of what you paid for your vehicle..Now if Tesla actually comes through with FSD this year. Not saying that it will be available soon. But IMO if they are infact the first car manufacturer to offer this feature and it works... I would honestly pay much much more for it. Let's just say if this full Sellf Driving Feature actually works 10K is a steal of a deal.

my car was 84k out the door. it's not the money. it's the fact that they are taking your money on a promise. fool me once...............

 

[JGard]

my car was 84k out the door. it's not the money. it's the fact that they are taking your money on a promise. fool me once...............

That's my whole thing. I don't feel bad for people who bought FSD pre-purchase when there was no indication it was actually going to be coming any time soon. Don't pay good money for hopes and promises, pay it for something you actually get. Tesla has done an amazing job in getting money from people for nothing.

 

[chronopc]

How likely is this to occur?

Coming later this year:

• Recognize and respond to traffic lights and stop signs.
• Automatic driving on city streets.

 

[Hans L]

OK - per this thread, AP/FSD prices going up on Monday as well -

Tesla fixes AP & FSD price mess. Prices going back up...

 

[jeffro01]

Well, I hope all of you whiny entitled Model 3 owners are happy now... Especially people like Fred Lambert... Prices change, and because you can't accept that we all get the shaft...

I'm not buying FSD this week, I've bene a Tesla customer long enough to know that any of the FSD "promises" are just words and mean nothing. I would have purchased FSD at the current discounted price when/if the features actually come out but since EAP still doesn't do all of the things AP1 did, I'm not holding my breath...

I'm just angry at the people who whined and complained... Really people, are you happy now...???

Jeff

 

[M3BlueGeorgia]

So are the $2K AP and $3K FSD prices for existing owners going up?? It's not clear based on the posts here. I did see that the price for most models except the base 3 are going up by 3% on Monday.

Assume $3K and $5K, respectively, if bought before delivery.

 

[mazers]

Really thinking of adding FSD to my EAP for $2k. Looks like the only addition coming soon is the auto-summon for parking lots. The stop sign and traffic light recognition (city NOA) will be much later. Think that the 2k 'investment' might be worth it, assuming new hardware will be included if needed.

 

[ecarfan]

FSD is not and never will be a thing. Sure, maybe you'll be able to stop at stop lights. But you won't ever be making automatic turns or other things critical to a product called full SELF DRIVING. You'll get more gimmicky crap like NoA.

I quite like using Navigate on Auto Pilot in many situations, though in dense traffic it cannot yet handle transitioning from one freeway to another.

I've bene a Tesla customer long enough to know that any of the FSD "promises" are just words and mean nothing. I would have purchased FSD at the current discounted price when/if the features actually come out but since EAP still doesn't do all of the things AP1 did, I'm not holding my breath...

My current EAP definitely is more capable than AP1 is. It’s no contest. I’ve been enjoying watching EAP become more sophisticated over the past year.

FSDC, as currently defined on Tesla’s configuration pages, is very likely coming this year but of course the usual caveats will still apply; the driver will have to remain alert and keep a hand(s) on the wheel. We are not at 100% “hands off/eyes closed” autonomous driving yet. And I suspect won’t be for several years.