Elon Musk Asks Tesla Full Self r6r Driving Beta Tester to Stop Complaining About Bugs

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By David Delima | Updated: 25 August 2022 02:15 IST

Elon Musk Asks Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta Tester to Stop Complaining About Bugs

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk refused to apologise to the on Twitter

Highlights

A Tesla owner complained of bugs with Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature
Elon Musk asked the to stop complaining about a beta version
Tesla will hike the price of Full-Self Driving from September

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday asked a Tesla owner not to complain about an assisted driving feature that the electric vehicle manufacturer is expected to launch as a paid service in the future. The customer had claimed that the company's Full Self-Driving feature still required intervention, while Musk stated that the version of the company's Full Self-Driving system being used by the customer was an early beta release, which they had requested to use, ahead of the release of the feature

On Wednesday, Musk replied to a tweet by Tesla owner James Locke highlighting issues with the company's Full-Self Driving beta. "Unfortunately I have to say I'm still having to intervene to correct #FSDBeta 10.69 in my area. Still lots of work to go," the said on Twitter, prompting a response from the Tesla CEO, asking them not to complain about the feature which is in beta testing.

10.69 is in limited release for a reason. Please do not ask to be included in early beta releases and then complain.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 23, 2022

"10.69 is in limited release for a reason. Please do not ask to be included in early beta releases and then complain," Musk responded to the on Twitter, who claims they have already spent a total of $32,000 (roughly Rs. 25,52,800) to use the feature.

Another asked Musk to apologise to the , but he refused, stating that the had ed him directly, asking to be included in the "early" beta, which was comprised of a thousand cars, mostly Tesla employees. "Early beta explicitly has issues or it would be rolled out widely, so publicly criticizing something he had asked for is wrong," Musk said.

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Tesla recently announced that it would hike the price of its Full Self-Driving to $15,000 (roughly Rs. 11,96,600), while customers would be able to purchase the feature for $12,000 (roughly Rs. 9,57,300) until September 5. It was first introduced at $3,000 (roughly Rs. 2,39,300) which means its price has now risen to five times its original price.

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