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Self-driving hardware will be standard on Model 3, but you'll likely still have to pay a premium for the software to activate it. This is akin to Tesla includin
by tompic823 10y ago
Self-driving hardware will be standard on Model 3, but you'll likely still have to pay a premium for the software to activate it. This is akin to Tesla including the 75 kWh battery on the 60 kWh Model S, and then charging you extra to "activate" the battery's full capacity.
- agentdrtran 10y agoI mean, it's a smart business move.
- anchpop 10y agoIt's a classic business strategy. It allows them to sell a car for cheaper to people who can't afford to pay a little extra.