Teslas FSD is now available for a monthly fee in Europe

Tesla's FSD is now available for a monthly fee in Europe | Mashable

Enhanced Autopilot is no longer an option in Europe. Credit: Tesla

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) assistance package is no longer available as a one-time purchase in Europe. Instead, users can sign up for FSD at a monthly fee of 99 euros/British pounds, depending on the market. Previously, European customers were only able to get FSD (or the promise of FSD) for a one-time fee of €7,500 or £6,800, respectively. Who's the creator you tell everyone to follow? Vote for them in Mashable's Fan Fav. Mashable Light Speed Want more out-of-this world tech, space and science stories? Sign up for Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. Loading... Sign Me Up

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By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up! In addition, customers in Europe were previously able to get Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot suite of driver assistance features for a one-time fee of €3,800 or £3,400, depending on the market. That feature is no longer available; however, the customers who previously purchased Enhanced Autopilot can now get FSD for a reduced fee of €49 per month. Tesla FSD brings numerous self-driving features, including navigating through city streets, respecting traffic lights, automatic parking, and more. Enhanced Autopilot has a greatly reduced set of options, with highlights being automatic lane changing on motorways, helpful navigation while on autosteer, and automatic parking. Related Stories Tesla says its Full Self-Driving package is now available in China Someone drove a Tesla Cybertruck into a lake to test 'Wade Mode.' It didn't end well. Tesla recalls 219,000 cars over rearview camera bug

SEE ALSO: Tesla says its Full Self-Driving package is now available in China The news comes after FSD became available in two European markets: the Netherlands and Lithuania. However, we've checked, and the option is available even in the European markets where FSD hasn't formally launched yet. It's also available for vehicles with older HW3 hardware (as opposed to HW4), even though Tesla CEO Elon Musk made it clear that HW3 cars will not be able to run FSD in its full capability, at least not without a hardware upgrade. Featured Video For You Is ChatGPT Changing the Way We Write?

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