I think fully automated driving is not worth the effort, yet. It clearly doesn't work to the point of trusting it implicitly to be safe and there are a lot of o

I think fully automated driving is not worth the effort, yet. It clearly doesn't work to the point of trusting it implicitly to be safe and there are a lot of other safety features already in cars these days that help avoid accidents or mitigate damage to humans in accidents. FSD isn't a safety feature its a gimmick, one of many that attracted people to Tesla. I don't see as many gimmick types of features (gaming, full autonomous driving, etc.) being introduced in upcoming models from other auto makers. I think in the short term (2-3 years) Tesla is going to suffer when a lot of other auto makers come out with their EVs. Many Americans choose their car as a status/style symbol. People will have style choices beyond Tesla. A key milestone for Tesla will be how they handle a design refresh. Many automakers go through these cycles every ~5 years with existing models when people get tired of old designs, etc.