Tesla has apparently revised the previously applicable policy for transferring Full Self-Driving (FSD) on the new all-wheel-drive Cybertruck. The vehicle was available earlier this year at an offer price of just $59,000. While it was initially communicated that customers could transfer their FSD status from their old Tesla to the Cybertruck, a current revision shows that this option is now restricted. Affected buyers report cancellations of their orders due to disappointment over the sudden change.
Background of the Change
The adjustment particularly affects the cheapest Cybertruck variant, which Tesla had positioned as an entry-level model. Customers who relied on the FSD transfer option now face new conditions. This raises questions about the transparency of Tesla's communication.Impact on Customers
Several buyers have cancelled their orders after the changed policy became known. Some expressed criticism on social media about the sudden reversal. Tesla itself has not yet officially commented on the cancellations.Comparison: FSD Transfer Policy
[NOTE] > This change exclusively affects the FSD transfer and not the FSD functionality itself. Customers without the transfer option can still purchase FSD separately.