Tesla ended the FSD one-time purchase on February 14, as Elon Musk announced in January. However, there's a strange change for customers who buy a Model S, Model X, or Cyberbeast after that date.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced on X Wednesday that Tesla will no longer sell its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software via one $8,000 purchase. After Feb. 14, Tesla drivers will only be able to ...

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Tesla may be discontinuing the Model S, but it remains available on the used car market. While a new Model S starts at nearly $95,000, used models can be found for under $18,000. Tesla may be ...