Australian Tesla owners look set to benefit from self-driving technology – supervised of course. Following a series of teaser ...

Tesla is poised to launch the improved FSD V14 in September, as it is already in training and testing, but FSD Unsupervised ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced a major upgrade to the company’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, set for release in ...

Tesla has consistently increased the price of FSD over the years, most recently in January 2022, when the automaker hiked the cost from a one-time payment of $10,000 to $12,000.

Tesla ($TSLA), the technology and EV specialist firm, gained 6.22% in Friday’s trading after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested rate ...

Tesla FSD 12.5 (Full self driving) is proving to be another major leap in capability. Elon has said that 12.6 should be able to get to one intervention per year of driving. This would mean 15,000 to ...

Tesla’s increasing the price of its Full-Self Driving (FSD) software to $15,000. In a post on Twitter, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the new price will go into effect in North America ...

Tesla's Full Self-Driving tech has taken heat from lawmakers, safety experts, and customers. Critics say FSD doesn't live up to its name and that a prototype version has serious flaws.

Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” software, which currently costs $12k, will get a $3k price hike to $15k on September 5 in North America, coinciding with the wide release of the 10.69.2 Beta update.

@deercreekvols - Tesla is not rolling out FSD Beta to any new users until there is a software update. The 362,000 who already have it are totally unaffected, including me.

Tesla says that it will finally allow owners who bought its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package, valued at up to $15,000, to transfer the software package to a new car, but only if they place an order ...

Currently, Tesla owners who have spent the $15,000 on FSD are locked into their existing car, and cannot upgrade to a new model without losing their access to the software.