Tesla is discontinuing its Autopilot feature and replacing it with a subscription-based Full Self-Driving (FSD) service. Starting February 14, buyers will only have the option to pay $99 per month for FSD, which Elon Musk suggests will increase in price as features improve. This move aims to generate recurring revenue for Tesla amid falling profit margins and declining sales.

Tesla will stop selling its Full Self-Driving software for a flat fee after February 14 and will only offer it as a monthly subscription starting at $99. This move comes as Tesla's FSD continues to require human oversight and the company faces regulatory scrutiny and competition from Waymo.