<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p><strong>Tesla Inc.</strong> <span>TSLA</span> has quietly changed the fine print associated with its FSD or Full Self-Driving technology following the announcement of CEO Elon Musk's $1 trillion compensation package.</p><h2>Tesla Changes Description Of Autonomous Driving Capabilities</h2><p>Tesla has revised the description of the FSD package it offers to customers when ordering a vehicle on the company's official website as of Sunday, which now says that the FSD system does not make the vehicle autonomous.</p><p><em>Benzinga reached out to Tesla for comment on the story and is awaiting a response.</em></p><p>&#34;Currently enabled features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous,&#34; the description states, adding that the availability of the features depends upon regulatory approval as well as development of the technology, &#34;which may take longer in some jurisdictions.&#34;</p><p><em>Source: Tesla</em> </p><h2>Elon Musk's Ambitious Targets Laid Out In New Pay Package</h2><p>The change follows Tesla unveiling a new pay package for Musk — which comes after a previously revealed $29 billion pay package — that could see him gain over $1 trillion in stock options provided that he can meet ambitious targets laid out by the board of directors, like helping the EV giant reach an $8.5 trillion market capitalization.</p><p>Interestingly, one of the milestones or conditions for the pay package also includes 10 million active FSD subscriptions for Tesla and 1 million Tesla robotaxis on the road. The pay package has also outlined what FSD means. </p><p>&#34;FSD&#34; means an advanced driving system, regardless of the marketing name used, that is capable of performing transportation tasks that provide autonomous or similar functionality under specified driving conditions,” the SEC filing of the pay package says.</p><h2>FSD's Legal Challenges</h2><p>The FSD system has been under legal scrutiny following a California judge certifying a class action lawsuit against Tesla for what the plaintiffs call &#34;misleading claims&#34; regarding the system's capabilities.</p><p>Tesla is also facing another lawsuit filed by investors, who have expressed concern over the system's effectiveness and safety following incidents of possible traffic violations during June's Robotaxi launch event in Texas.</p><h2>Tesla Expands Robotaxi</h2><p>Meanwhile, Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi operations in Austin, which now drives on the highway under the presence of an onboard safety operator in the driver's seat.</p><p>Tesla is also offering its ride-hailing services in California as the company officially rolled out its Robotaxi app on the <strong>Apple Inc.</strong> <span>AAPL</span> App Store, which has since been among the most-downloaded applications on the platform.</p><p>Tesla scores well on Momentum and Growth metrics, while offering satisfactory Quality, but poor Value. For more such insights, sign up for Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings today!</p><p><em>Check out more of Benzinga's Future Of Mobility coverage by</em><em> following this link.</em></p><ul> <li>Elon Musk-Led Tesla Challenges $243 Million Florida Crash Judgement, Says Court's Decision ‘Flies In The Face Of Common Sense</li> </ul><p><em>Photo courtesy: VTT Studio / Shutterstock.com</em></p></div></div></div>

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<p>Tesla has updated the fine print of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, clarifying that it does not make vehicles autonomous and requires active driver supervision. This change follows CEO Elon Musk's announcement of a $1 trillion pay package contingent on ambitious targets, including 10 million active FSD subscriptions. The FSD system faces legal scrutiny over misleading claims and safety concerns. Meanwhile, Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi operations in Austin and launched its ride-hailing app in California, gaining popularity on the App Store.</p>

- Tesla Inc. has updated the description of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, clarifying that it does not make vehicles autonomous and requires active driver supervision.  
- This change coincides with CEO Elon Musk's new $1 trillion compensation package, which includes ambitious targets such as achieving 10 million active FSD subscriptions.  
- The FSD system is currently facing legal challenges, including a class action lawsuit for misleading claims about its capabilities and concerns over safety following recent incidents.

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Tesla Has Quietly Changed The Meaning Of FSD Following Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Package Announcement