As spotted by Bloomberg, anyone buying a new Tesla from February 14 onwards will need to pay $99 per month if they want to access FSD. Currently Full Self-Driving (Supervised) is an $8,000 add-on, and the Tesla website says “your car will be able to drive itself almost anywhere with minimal driver intervention.”

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software is no longer just a feature on a premium EV, it is emerging as the central bargaining chip in a looming reshuffle of who holds real power in the electric car market.

Tesla will end one-time Full Self-Driving purchases after Feb 14. Here’s how the new subscription-only model impacts buyers and owners.

During the third-quarter earnings call, Tesla provided more details about its next-generation hardware that will power its vehicles and data centers. The AI5 chips will enable up to 40x performance improvements compared to AI4 chips. However, it's bad news ...

A Tesla owner recently posted a breathless video praising Full Self-Driving after the software abruptly yanked his car off a clogged highway and into a grassy median, a maneuver that looked more like a stunt than a safety feature.

Mercedes-Benz will launch a new advanced driver-assistance system in the US later this year that lets its vehicles operate autonomously on city streets under driver supervision.