Tesla Full Self-Driving Software: The Transfer of Ownership Part 2

Tesla is a company that has revolutionized the automotive industry with its electric vehicles and cutting-edge technology. One of the most talked-about features of Tesla vehicles is their Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, which promises to make driving a fully autonomous experience. However, there is a lot of confusion about the transfer of ownership of this software, and whether it will stay with the vehicle if it is sold.

The good news is that if a private owner has paid for the FSD software and sells the vehicle to another private buyer or dealer, the software will indeed transfer and stay with the Tesla. This means that the new owner will have the same level of autonomous driving capabilities as the previous owner, and they won’t need to pay for the software again.

However, if you trade in your Tesla to the company, things are a bit different. Once Tesla owns the vehicle, they can remove anything they want, including the wheels and tires, as well as the FSD software. This is because they legally own the vehicle, and have the right to do as they please with it.

It’s important to note that Tesla cannot remove the FSD software if they do not legally own the vehicle. If a private owner has paid for the software and sells the vehicle to another private buyer or dealer, the software will remain with the vehicle. The new owner will have the same level of autonomous driving capabilities as the previous owner, and they won’t need to pay for the software again.

In conclusion, the transfer of ownership of Tesla’s FSD software is a topic that has caused a lot of confusion among Tesla owners and potential buyers. However, the key takeaway is that if a private owner has paid for the software and sells the vehicle to another private buyer or dealer, the software will transfer and stay with the Tesla. On the other hand, if the vehicle is traded in to Tesla, the company has the right to remove any features, including the FSD software, as they legally own the vehicle.

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Comments

YeddaJohnson
2023-02-12
YeddaJohnson
Tesla will soar to $300 before March 1.
jeffry09
2023-02-12
jeffry09
Every one who sells will miss out over the long haul - Tesla is much more than just a car company.
fishinglo
2023-02-12
fishinglo
why did Tesla lower price in the first place? because it has demand problem then stock went up.
XantheJuliana
2023-02-12
XantheJuliana
Monday we will probably be back in the 210s
ming88
2023-02-12
ming88
thank for sharing
Rabbit07
2023-02-12
Rabbit07
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