Tesla to increase Full Self-Driving package as it unveils update that adds an 'Assertive mode'

Elon Musk's Tesla had a busy weekend - the company announced its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package will increase to $12,000 starting January 17 and it rolled out a software update to the system. The cost of the FSD premium option is a $2,000 increase, but according to Musk it will only be available in the US. Tesla also unleased the latest FSD beta 10.3 with three driving modes that gives vehicles a'Chill,' 'Average' or'Assertive' approach while on the road. The Assertive mode, however, has caused a stir among the public, as it may perform rolling stops, which many people say is illegal in most US states. Tesla's FSD is available to drivers with high safety scores of 100 out of 100.