Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' beta is now available to everyone in the U.S.

The Full Self-Drivin g set of features is now available to all drivers in the US and Canada.

There are a couple of things to keep in mind. Only drivers who have bought the option and have the required hardware will be able to use it. Drivers can request the feature from the car's screen if all the requirements are met.

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With Full-Self Driving, the driver can enter a destination into the navigation system and the car can drive on its own, but the driver has to be ready to take over at any time.

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The feature was initially limited to drivers who met the requirements of the company. The newest version of the software does not have those requirements.

The news will surely catch the attention of regulators, who weren't too happy about the release of a "beta" version of the self-driving car package, which has had a number of documented issues.

After it's approved by regulators, Musk claims the value of FSD will probably be in excess of $100,000, as it will allow owners to put their cars to work as robot axis.