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Tesla launches ‘Drive Anywhere Package’ with FSD, Supercharging, and Premium Connectivity

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Tesla has launched the Drive Anywhere Package for its electric cars in the US and it comes with free supercharging, premium connectivity, and full self-driving (FSD).

A week ago, the company introduced this bundle Model S and Model X owners priced at $5,000. It consists of these three capabilities for 3 years.

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The Drive Anywhere Package has added a new term for customers to get this package for $2,000. If you want to benefit from the price, you will have to buy FSD alongside a new vehicle, which costs $8,000.

Tesla Drive Anywhere Package

Tesla Drive Anywhere Package (Source – Tesla)

Earlier this year, the company reduced FSD’s one-time purchase price by $4,000 from $12,000. On the other hand, the subscription price is reduced to $99 a month for all users.

So, when you fetch FSD for life with Model S or X, the bundle price will reduce from $5,000 to $2,000. Unfortunately, the company is not promoting this offer for Model 3 or Y, which might come later. However, no confirmation is available on this matter.

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Talking about the package, customers can plug their car into more than 50,000 fast charger networks for free. Meanwhile, Premium Connectivity enables you access to all features over cellular in addition to Wi-Fi.

This connectivity solution gives you navigation, live traffic visualization, sentry mode-live view camera, video streaming, karaoke, music streaming, and an internet browser.

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(source – Tesla)

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