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  1. Tesla links overseas referrals to FSD supervised trials

    Tesla has introduced an overseas Refer and Earn program that rewards eligible owners for inviting other Tesla owners to try FSD Supervised. IT之家 reports that invitees can receive one month of access, while referrers may receive a subscription month or $99 in Tesla credits, subject to eligibility and annual limits. cnBeta, citing Electrek and Tesla support-page information, says vehicle-purchase rewards are no longer the trigger for this FSD referral offer.

    IT之家 AI · 🔥 0
  2. Turo plans Tesla FSD Supervised rentals in the US

    Turo announced plans to launch Tesla FSD Supervised rentals in the United States on October 28, according to 36Kr and IT之家. Renters would be able to search for and book eligible Tesla vehicles, with the platform using an API to check each vehicle’s FSD status. Turo said eligible U.S. vehicle owners would receive a one-month free FSD trial and that thousands of Tesla vehicles on its platform support FSD, but the supplied reports do not independently verify those figures or Turo’s claim to be the first verified service of its kind. Drivers would remain responsible for supervising the system, which is not fully autonomous.

    IT之家 AI · 🔥 0
  3. Tesla Plans to Begin Customer Sales of Cybercab by End of 2026

    Tesla reportedly said on its third-quarter earnings call that it will begin selling the Cybercab to customers by the end of 2026, initially in small batches, as reported by IT之家, cnBeta and DoNews. Engineering vice president Lars Moravy said current production is allocated entirely to Tesla’s own autonomous-taxi fleet, with customer deliveries planned as that fleet expands. The driverless two-seat vehicle has no steering wheel or conventional controls, and the NHTSA is investigating its compliance with US vehicle safety standards.

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