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The video discusses the process of transferring full self-driving capabilities from an older Tesla to a newer one, emphasizing eligibility criteria and a temporary transfer offer. It covers the importance of planning ahead for the transfer, irreversible nature of the process, and the $15,000 cost offset by a credit. Additionally, the speaker addresses issues with Tesla firmware updates, potential delays in updates for cutting-edge technology, and the impact on vehicle value when trading in or transferring full self-driving capabilities. Consideration of third-party sales for better value is suggested.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the process of transferring full self-driving capabilities from an older Tesla to a newer one. The transfer offer is temporary and has specific eligibility criteria, such as the vehicle delivery date range. The transfer can only be done once and within a specific timeframe. The owner must be the legal and registered owner of the Tesla with full self-driving capability. The speaker shares their personal experience of ordering a new Tesla, adding full self-driving, the transfer process, and the hardware features of the new vehicle. They emphasize the importance of requesting the transfer in advance and highlight that once the transfer is complete, it is irreversible. The cost of the upgrade is $15,000 but is offset by a credit, making it cost-neutral for the consumer.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses issues with the firmware of their Tesla vehicle, mentioning the need to update to a newer firmware that may not have full self-driving capabilities for Hardware 4. They caution viewers about potential delays in software updates for cutting-edge technology like Tesla vehicles. The speaker also shares their experience of how trading in a vehicle and transferring full self-driving can impact the vehicle’s value, noting a significant difference in trade-in quotes. They suggest considering selling third party for better value.