Tesla's Autopilot Strategy
Tesla has reportedly cut the Autopilot features in its affordable models to encourage more buyers to purchase Full Self-Driving (FSD).
According to a YouTuber, Tesla stated that removing Autosteer lane-centering from its cheaper models would nudge buyers towards purchasing FSD.
Tesla's decision to remove Autosteer lane-centering from its affordable models has raised questions among fans and potential buyers.
- The cheaper Model 3 and Model Y "Standard" trims were revealed last week, but the reception was mixed.
- Some fans felt that Tesla stripped out too many features, making the car less worth the money.
- Lower-cost options like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Bolt are available at a lower price, adding to the competition.
Author's summary: Tesla guts Autopilot in affordable models.
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