Tesla’s Urgent Announcement: Your Last Chance for a Free Full Self-Driving Transfer
Don't Miss Out on Tesla's One-Time Amnesty – Act Now to Secure Your Full Self-Driving Capability Transfer!
Tesla, the trailblazing electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has sent out a crucial reminder to its dedicated community of EV owners. If you’re one of those eager to transfer your Full Self-Driving (FSD) Capability to a new Tesla, pay close attention. The announcement, which has been making waves on X (formerly Twitter), outlines some essential details that could impact your plans.
As Tesla aficionados already know, the FSD Capability underwent a significant price drop last month, plummeting from $15,000 to a more accessible $12,000. This price adjustment has garnered excitement among long-standing Tesla owners who invested in FSD years ago, hoping to seamlessly carry over this advanced driver-assist suite to their shiny new Tesla.
However, there’s a twist in the tale. Tesla’s recent announcement on X makes it clear that there are some time-sensitive conditions for transferring your FSD Capability to a new ride. To qualify for this limited-time offer, you must take delivery of your new Tesla between July 20 and September 30. It doesn’t end there – your new Tesla must also be configured with the coveted FSD feature. The clock is ticking, and this window of opportunity is closing fast.
The man behind Tesla’s innovative spirit, CEO Elon Musk, confirmed this generous move during the Q2 2023 earnings call. It’s worth noting that Tesla owners have been clamoring for free FSD transfers for quite some time, and during this call, Musk finally gave in to their pleas. However, there’s a catch. Musk emphasized that this free FSD transfer is a one-time amnesty.
“So we’re excited to announce that for Q3, we will be allowing the transfer of FSD. This is a one-time amnesty, so you need to take advantage of it in Q3,” Musk stated during the call, making it clear that this opportunity won’t come knocking again.
Now, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of what happens when you initiate the FSD transfer. Your old Tesla won’t be left in the dust; it will still retain basic Autopilot functionalities. However, if you wish to have FSD on both your old and new Teslas, you’ll need to purchase Full Self-Driving Capability for your new car as well. Additionally, both your old and new vehicles must be listed under the same Tesla account.
The Tesla community is buzzing with excitement and a sense of urgency as the deadline approaches. If you’re one of the fortunate ones who can meet these criteria and have been eyeing that FSD upgrade for your new ride, don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime chance. The clock is ticking, and the future of Full Self-Driving awaits.
