Tesla (TSLA) stops including enhanced autopilot and autosteer for new buyers in US and Canada

Tesla's decision to stop including enhanced autopilot and autosteer for new buyers in the US and Canada signals a potential strategic shift in its offerings.

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This move could suggest a focus on streamlining production or managing costs amidst competitive pressures, which may impact consumer perceptions and demand. Keep an eye on how this decision influences TSLA's sales trajectory and broader sector sentiment.

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