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Tesla Showcases 20 FSD Vehicles at Everything Electric Show in Melbourne

Tesla is offering a unique opportunity for electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts in Melbourne this weekend. At the Everything Electric Show, taking place on **November 15 and 16, 2025**, the company has brought **20 vehicles** equipped with its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software for attendees to test drive. This event allows potential buyers to experience firsthand the capabilities of Tesla’s advanced technology, which has been a topic of considerable interest in the automotive world.

The FSD software enables Tesla vehicles to perform a range of driving tasks autonomously. This includes navigating city streets, making turns, and handling roundabouts without driver intervention. The software is designed to operate on both marked and unmarked roads, ensuring that vehicles stay within their lanes. Additionally, it can manage highway on-ramps and off-ramps, as well as overtake slower vehicles. Such features significantly reduce the cognitive load on drivers, particularly during long drives, making the experience less stressful and potentially safer.

For Australian consumers, the introduction of a subscription model for FSD has made the technology more accessible. Previously, Tesla buyers could purchase the software outright for **A$10,100**, which required a significant upfront investment. Now, with a monthly subscription priced at **A$149**, owners can experience the FSD features without the initial financial commitment. This shift in pricing strategy reflects Tesla’s efforts to adapt to consumer preferences and enhance the accessibility of its cutting-edge technology.

Currently, Australian Tesla vehicles are running on version 13 of the FSD software, while version 14 is being rolled out in the United States. Although there is no confirmed timeline for the release of the latest version in Australia, it promises to deliver improvements, including enhanced parking capabilities.

Event Details and Accessibility

The Everything Electric Show is being held at the **Melbourne Showgrounds** in Ascot Vale, running from **10:00 AM to 5:00 PM** each day. Attendees can easily access the venue via public transport, with trams 57 and 59 stopping directly outside. For those driving, ample parking is available on-site.

Tickets for the event are reasonably priced, with **General Admission** available for **A$40** on Saturday, **A$20** on Sunday, or a **weekend pass for A$50**. Concessions are also offered, with tickets priced at **A$30** on Saturday, **A$15** on Sunday, and a **weekend pass for A$40**. Children under 15 years and carers can enter for free, making the event family-friendly.

Tesla aims to conduct over **600 test drives** over the course of the weekend, providing attendees with an opportunity to experience its FSD technology in action. For those interested in attending, tickets can be ordered online at the official site: **au.everythingelectric.show**.

As the event unfolds, visitors are encouraged to share their experiences with Tesla’s FSD vehicles, contributing to the ongoing discussion about the future of autonomous driving technology.

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