Tesla promotes Full Self-Driving as gift in new email

Tesla has sent an email to customers urging them to give the gift of Full Self-Driving (Supervised). The message emphasizes the technology's capabilities in handling drives with minimal intervention. It also notes the system's extensive driving experience and potential safety benefits.

Tesla recently distributed an email highlighting Full Self-Driving (Supervised), or FSD (Supervised), as an ideal gift option. The promotion targets customers interested in advanced vehicle features, positioning the software as a way to enhance driving experiences.

According to the email, "With FSD (Supervised) enabled, Tesla vehicles can handle the drive from start-to-finish with minimal intervention." This capability allows the system to manage most aspects of a journey autonomously, requiring only occasional driver input.

The email further underscores the technology's reliability by citing its accumulated data: "And with over 6.7 billion miles of driving experience, FSD (Supervised) can improve road safety and reduce the likelihood of a collision." This vast mileage serves as evidence of the system's refinement through real-world use.

Tesla's push comes amid ongoing developments in autonomous driving, where FSD (Supervised) represents a supervised version that still requires driver attention. The gift promotion suggests the company views the feature as accessible and valuable for holiday giving, potentially broadening adoption among existing owners.

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Tesla owners have collectively driven more than 7.5 billion miles using Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software, with the majority on highways. Meanwhile, public testing of unsupervised FSD is expanding in Austin. A personal account highlights seamless performance in challenging conditions.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software has received MotorTrend's Best Driver Assistance Award. The recognition highlights the latest version's improvements in providing a reliable, hands-off driving experience. This marks a shift in perception for the technology after previous criticisms.

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Tesla's latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) software version 14 has shown significant improvements, with miles between critical interventions jumping from 440 to over 9,200, according to Piper Sandler analysts. The firm describes the system as very close to achieving unsupervised autonomy. However, a recent review highlights the need for constant driver vigilance despite its advanced capabilities.

Tesla has begun rolling out its Holiday Update software version 2025.44.25.5, which includes a surprise new Full Self-Driving version for Hardware 4 owners. The update, starting with Early Access Program members on December 13, 2025, refines FSD v14.2.1.25 to address minor issues in the previous release. It bundles festive features alongside navigation and safety enhancements.

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Tesla announced a free 30-day trial of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v14 software for eligible vehicles in North America on November 27, 2025. The trial targets around 1.5 million HW4-equipped models during the holiday season. Owners will receive notifications to download and install the software.

Tesla has disclosed that more than 1.1 million drivers worldwide are actively using its Full Self-Driving Supervised software, marking the first time the company has shared such adoption figures. This milestone, reported in the firm's Q4 2025 earnings, shows FSD penetration at about 12.4% of its global fleet of 8.9 million vehicles. The growth highlights accelerating subscriptions even as vehicle deliveries softened.

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A Cybertruck owner in New Mexico says Tesla's Full Self-Driving system steered his vehicle away from a head-on collision with an oncoming pickup truck. Clifford Lee was driving at 75 mph on Highway 54 when the incident occurred. He escaped uninjured after the system intervened at the last moment.

 

 

 

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