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Tesla Offers New Full Self-Driving Transfer

Tesla Offers New Full Self-Driving Transfer

Tesla has officially announced that owners who previously purchased the Full Self-Driving (FSD) package can now transfer it to the highly anticipated Cybertruck, marking the first time this option has been available for the electric pickup. This is a significant update for Tesla customers, as the FSD suite costs up to $15,000 when purchased new. Here’s what this means for current Tesla owners and prospective Cybertruck buyers.

What is Full Self-Driving (FSD)?

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving package is a semi-autonomous driving system that allows vehicles to navigate roads, change lanes, park, and more with minimal driver input. While it still requires supervision, Tesla has been steadily working towards making the system more autonomous with software updates. The FSD package has been a major selling point for Tesla vehicles, but its high price tag has caused frustration among customers, especially those who upgrade their vehicles frequently.

Until recently, FSD was non-transferable, meaning that if an owner bought a new Tesla vehicle, they would have to repurchase the package. Tesla began testing limited-time transferability last year for other models, such as the Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Model Y, but the Cybertruck was no longer in this program—until now.

Tesla’s new policy allows owners to transfer their FSD package from another Tesla to the Cybertruck, provided they make the transfer by the end of 2024. This offer is a game-changer, as it saves customers from the need to repurchase the software, which currently costs around $8,000 for new Cybertruck buyers.

Why To Take Advantage

This FSD transfer policy reflects Tesla’s commitment to listening to its customer base. For many, the need to repurchase FSD each time they bought a new vehicle was a major sticking point. By allowing FSD to be transferred to the Cybertruck, Tesla offers a more customer-friendly option that also adds extra value to the already in-demand pickup.

This move could signal broader changes in Tesla’s software model. If the FSD transfer is successful with the Cybertruck, Tesla may extend the program to future models, further improving customer loyalty. For now, Cybertruck buyers should act fast to take advantage of the limited-time offer before the year’s end.