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And FSD is only available on monthly hire....
Come to think of it, MB's connected services are (almost) all subscription based.
Tesla Suppress Thousands of Range Complaints
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And FSD is only available on monthly hire....
Come to think of it, MB's connected services are (almost) all subscription based.
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I’m guessing the car would have originally been purchased as a Model S 60, these are all cars with a 75 kWH battery that’s software limited to an effective 60 kWH and sold at a cheaper price.
Tesla offered the option to ‘unlock’ the remaining capacity if they needed more range.
Not sure what’s wrong with this? They paid for 60 kWH and got what they paid for…
All software updates are free forever and done from your driveway at home… and there’s no scheduled service routine or even a ‘service’ offered.
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Tesla FSD (beta) isn’t available in the U.K. yet anyway due to our backwards laws.
The option is available at a fixed price too; the monthly option was added to let people try it out before shelling out and of course some prefer to keep it as a monthly payment rather than shelling out thousands at once.
