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Cancel at any time. Tesla's long-awaited Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver-assist system is finally here for a monthly cost instead of a one-time payment. Announced by CEO Elon Musk late last year, FSD is only compatible with vehicles equipped with FSD computer hardware 3.0 or above. They must also have either Basic or Enhanced Autopilot configurations. A hardware upgrade will get their vehicles FSD-compatible costs $1,500. Those whose cars are properly equipped can buy an FSD subscription for either $99 per month (Basic Autopilot) or $199 per month (Enhanced Autopilot). Customers can cancel at ...

Radar sensors were its Achilles' heel. One key Tesla Model 3 ingredient - a lack of radar - prevented the EV from retaining its "Top Safety Pick+" status from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and a Consumer Reports' "Top Pick." This was because the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) determined last May that the car (along with the Model Y) no longer had forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and emergency brake support. These important safety systems were removed because the cars were no longer being equipped with r...

The global semiconductor chip shortage continues to cripple the auto industry. Used to power electronics an...

2022 Toyota Tacoma Trail Edition and TRD Pro: More Off-Road Possibilities Manufacturer images By Jane Ulitskaya The Toyota Tacoma has not seen a redesign since 2016, but age isn’t hindering this mid-size pickup truck’s popularity. The Tacoma continues to outsell its competitors by a long shot. With a buffet of trims, packages and special editions, the Tacoma accommodates shoppers with an appetite for serious off-roading and those looking for just a taste of adventure. For 2022, Toyota has introduced off-road upgrades for its Tacoma Trail Edition and the next generation of its most rugged ...

The one and only Elon Musk answers the question. For over a year now, Tesla has been increasing prices for its most popular vehicles. Both the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y continue to get more expensive with the most recent change happening only a couple of weeks ago. The price has been increased by about $500 each time but it adds up. The Model 3 cost $2,500 less in March. Tesla instituted these price changes without prior warning, so it's been in the customers' best interest to make a purchase sooner rather than later. But why are these increases happening in the first place? Is it because of ...