FSD (Supervised) is now $99/month

[Crissa]

It's always been too expensive. That's the point ^-^

-Crissa

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[CarMan ElecTruck]

I actually think selling something which appears to be a finished product (no matter what you call it) which is not complete, and putting it in hands of ‘non professionals’ is actually worse..

I’ve experienced it… it’s not done, and has some serious faults which can cause big oopsies…

but just add some fine print and blame the ‘customer’ whom of which you rely on… no worries

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[CarMan ElecTruck]

Another way to think about… you need it to fail or order to fix it..

but fail to what extent?

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

10 years of FSD @$99/month.....
$12K upfront might pay off when ROBOTAXI is a thing!

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

Still overpriced. $50 makes more sense.

Fair enough .... NETFLIX and other such are costly imo. ( for what we can do without )
NHTSA have stated that systems like FSD make driving on the highway many times safer than without.
$99 might just be the psychological 'sweet spot' and when we look back on this time in ten years, it might just be true!?!? This could simply be gobbledygook......

 

[Sjohnson20]

Robotaxi is not happening with this generation of cars. And maybe even the next generation. We can’t even take our hands off the steering wheel on regular autopilot yet!

 

[Coagulation]

the $12k is still there if you go to configure a car… model X for example:

https://www.tesla.com/modelx/design#overview

And of course is baked into the FS cybertruck without option to remove it and do the subscription instead.

as I said before, if they tied the upfront purchase to a person and allowed X transfer with it over Y years, it could be worth it. Otherwise, it just doesn’t make sense

 

[Tinker71]

Yeah, so that makes the current rental price merely equal to buying it outright.

You really think it'll stay that price for ten years?

-Crissa

I think FSD should be a 10 year fully transferable license, paying upfront should only cost $10k. While TSLA raises the price of the monthly rate gradually and then big time with level 4. That would be incentive to drop the $10k. From A shareholder view anyway.

 

[Tinker71]

This is probably just temporarily to get more sign-ups as beta testers. They need more data to train AI. It's not reasonable to keep giving out 1 month of free trials. As of now, no one should purchase FSD outright. $99/month is a better deal and protect you from the risk of losing FSD in an accident if you paid upfront.

I enjoyed playing with my free month. Not going to buy, but if I did a long road trip I might pay to see how much it improves in a couple months.

Good revenue move.

 

[sharpgator]

Extended Autopilot is the sweet spot for me. FSD is not for me at this point in time

 

[CybertruckRN1127]

In other words, when it becomes autonomous, you won't be able to rent it for anywhere near $100-$200/mo. I get it that you think it won't become autonomous anytime soon, but it appears Tesla has finally cracked the code and finally has enough compute to keep reiterating the kind of improvements we have recently seen. So, you and I differ on that point and our disagreement on whether renting or buying offers the most value, renting or buying, stem from that.

Tesla's pricing disconnect between renting and buying supports my view and discredits your view.

Your POV is from FOMO.

 

[HaulingAss]

Your POV is from FOMO.

Are you saying once Tesla has real autonomous vehicles, FSD will still be available without paying what most people will consider shockingly high prices?

I don't see anyone else close to developing what Tesla is on the cusp of.

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