Full Self-Driving

Tesla had to block off the area when it launched its FSD beta in Canada because the system couldn't handle Toronto streetcars too well at the time

Tesla has increased the price of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) to a whopping $19,500 CAD, which is 31% of an entry Model 3 with 18-inch Aero Wheels.

The price of Full Self-Driving (FSD) in the U.S. will be increased from $12,000 to $15,000 in September, marking a massive $3,000 hike in price.

Tesla has hiked the price of FSD in Canada by CAD $2,200.

Canada has been "next" in line for Tesla's Full Self-Driving beta since November 2020, but the release was pushed back repeatedly.

The Full Self-Driving beta for Canada ships with the 2022.4.5.4 software update, first spotted in a Tesla Model 3 Long Range in Ontario on Friday.

Tesla CEO has just shared another update on the highly anticipated FSD release.

That's a $2,000 USD hike from its current price of $10,000 USD.

Full Self-Driving may not be available in Canada yet, but handles Canadian roads pretty well.

We’re now finally seeing the first videos showing FSD beta on Canadian roads.

$199 USD/month for a Tesla with Basic Autopilot, $99 USD/month for a Tesla with Enhanced Autopilot.

Musk has just confirmed the release date for Tesla's highly-anticipated FSD beta 9.