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Translated: the Chinese won that battle, and TSLA doesn't have enough R&D to chase self-driving and cheap, esp. given how unimpressive their self driving is compared to competitors
Actually read the article: It's the exact opposite, they're still making the FSD version.
They're not making the version that people can drive.
It'll be ready next year I promise.
It probably won't, but the article doesn't say they've dropped FSD like the parent poster implied.
I believe thats what they are insinuating
You missed the "and" in the comment you were replying to. They can do fsd or they could do cheap. Not both. Though, to be honest I doubt they can do either.
The article literally says they're doing FSD and cheap, together.
What they aren't doing is Cheap and Human operated.
It's a choice of Cheap+FSD or Expensive+Human Controlled or FSD. There won't be a cheap human operated model.