Tesla offers two things called FSD: first, there's the "FSD Beta" which can navigate on city streets (with careful supervision). Second is FSD, which is the li

Tesla offers two things called FSD: first, there's the "FSD Beta" which can navigate on city streets (with careful supervision). Second is FSD, which is the list of features here: https://www.tesla.com/support/autopilot#usingautopilot https://www.tesla.com/support/autopilot#usingautopilot Effectively, that second FSD gives you a grab bag of features like "lane change" and "summon", but doesn't give you what people think of with FSD (navigate on city streets). You can still pay $10k to get FSD, but you only get the second thing by default. The first thing, what people think of as FSD, FSD beta, is limited to a small pool of beta testers. I would not call that widely available. The FSD that is comparable to super cruise is still in a beta, and it's just awful naming of things which lets that page you link say that anyone can buy FSD.