Tesla is inviting select customers to buy a Cybercab for personal use, with a reported $29,990 price and $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription. Musk says the monthly fee is too high and should be about $115, but Reuters says no cut is confirmed

Tesla owners in Ohio now get 50% off insurance for every mile driven on FSD Lemonade Autonomous Car has expanded to seven states: • Arizona • Colorado • Indiana • Missouri • Ohio • Oregon • Tennessee Teslas with HW4 and FSD v14+ get 50% off FSD-driven miles Teslas with HW3 on FSD v14 Lite get 30% off in six states With the owner's permission, Lemonade connects directly to Tesla through the Fleet API and sees which miles were driven manually and which were driven on FSD Insurers don't hand out discounts this big out of generosity They do it when the risk data backs it up Lemonade is now pricing FSD-driven miles at HALF the rate of manually driven miles for eligible vehicles FSD's safety advantage is now showing up in the real cost of owning a car The safer FSD gets, the cheaper every mile becomes

Tesla will deliver a fully unsupervised self-driving vehicle for $29,990 (plus sub) with no steering wheel or pedals next month, yet some claim it’s not real because it’s “invite only” right now. Shoutout to the Tesla team for delivering on something many people said wouldn't happen at all. Obviously initial deliveries will be limited and slow for safety because no company has ever delivered something like this to customers before. I have no doubt that deliveries will expand over time. Some people will try to argue over technicalities, but this is legitimately an incredible display of technology and innovation, and that should be people's main focus.

Tesla Model Y RWD now gets 348 miles of EPA range for $39,990. Range is up from 321 miles, and the price hasn't changed The $41,990 Model Y AWD (Standard) is gone from the US order page The cheapest AWD Model Y is now the $49,990 Premium Premium trims are sold out for 2026, and new orders deliver Jan to Mar 2027