Tesla drops FSD prices to $4,500 for some inventory models

Tesla has played a new card to sell its inventory models by reducing FSD prices as low as $4,500 for selected vehicles for North American customers.

Full Self-driving (FSD) is a self-driving technology that can automatically drive a Tesla. It uses onboard cameras to see on-road objects and traffic in real-time to maneuver the car. Tesla is heavily promoting the new FSD 12 and its use cases for new and existing customers.

Earlier this year, the EV firm announced 30 days of free FSD trials for all car owners in North America. In April, Tesla reduced the one-month FSD subscription price from $199 to $99 per month.

It also slashed FSD’s one-time purchase price from $12,000 to $8,000. New orders placed after April 22 can benefit from this new change.

In August, the EV maker further boosted FSD adaptation for Model X and Model S with the new “Drive Anywhere Package“, which offers a bundle of FSD, Free Supercharging, and Premium Connectivity for three years at $5,000. This price could be reduced up to $2,000 if you add FSD to the bundle already.

Tesla FSD (Image Credit: Linkedin)

FSD for Inventory

Now, Tesla has struck an FSD deal on inventory vehicles cutting the price as low as $4,500 and some new (non-demo) vehicles can grab this offer as low as $6,000.

This change is confirmed on Model X and Model S at the moment but it may also be available to some Model 3 and Model Y.

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