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 Tesla Lowers Price of Autopilot Upgrade

Tesla Lowers Price of Autopilot Upgrade

Enterprise & IT Mar 2,2019 1

Tesla is offering to all customers who bought a Tesla before this week's price decrease the chance to buy the Autopilot or Full Self-Driving capability for half of what those features would normally cost after initial purchase.

Autopilot, which enables automatic steering, accelerating and braking, normally costs $4,000 after delivery and Full Self-Driving normally costs $7,000 after delivery. Full Self-Driving capability includes Navigate on Autopilot, Advanced Summon, Auto Lane Change, Autopark and, later this year, will recognize and respond to traffic lights.

Any Tesla customer who bought a Tesla prior to this week’s price adjustment will be able to upgrade to Autopilot for $2,000 or Full Self-Driving capability for an additional $3,000. In other words, for a Tesla customer who previously hadn’t purchased Autopilot plus Full Self-Driving, they will soon be able to do so for $6,000 less than before. Customers who previously purchased Full Self-Driving will receive an invitation to Tesla’s Early Access Program (EAP)

Beginning next month, any existing Tesla customer who wants to upgrade to Autopilot or Full Self-Driving capability will be able to do so with a one-click payment.

Tags: teslaAutopilotSelf-driving Cars
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    Adam (not verified) Mar 2, 2019

    Since thie product will never be actually delivered, he might as well give autopilot for free,,,

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