The FSD beta launched about a week and a half ago, and just like Elon Musk said, it now costs even more.

Tesla's long-promised Full Self-Driving mode reached its first customers in beta form a week and a half ago, and we've already received a look at how the system operates on local roads, thanks to various users on social media.

Some report flawless activity, as seen below, while others documented inconsistencies and some scary moments.

The future is coming... FSD BETA is here, I hope @Tesla makes progress to get this out to more people soon! Full intersection rendering on the DEV UI is incredible. I didn’t have any interaction other than modifying my following distance. pic.twitter.com/eKhvmPsAt2

— Brandonee916 (@brandonee916) October 22, 2020

Now, following its initial rollout and a warning from CEO Elon Musk to those on the fence about purchasing the feature, Full Self-Driving mode officially costs $10,000.

Musk said following the feature's launch Tesla was likely to increase the price past its $8,000 cost.

As of Monday, Full Self-Driving mode costs $10,000 to equip.

The $2,000 increase comes as Tesla said it will continue to work on the system and implement improvements while it collects an incredible amount of data from owners using the feature in beta mode.

Tesla Full-Self Driving feature now costs $10,000 https://t.co/nsUk6NQ7Dk via @Roadshow

— Joe Manuguid (@joeymanuguid) November 2, 2020

The CEO said in last month's third-quarter earnings call the number of owners with access to the beta will increase periodically and every owner who paid for the upgrade may receive access by the end of this year.

More cars using the beta benefits Tesla greatly since the technology relies on vehicle data to run simulations that, in turn, make the system smarter.

Safety concerns remain with this type of strategy, especially in the face of past Autopilot crashes.

As more drivers start using Full-Self Driving mode's beta, they may be the first to uncover potential flaws.

Tesla itself underscores this in its disclaimer while using Full Self-Driving mode: "It may do the wrong thing at the worst time."