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AutoCAD is priced at US$2,600 for the standalone desktop edition, US$6,000 for the AutoCAD LT desktop version for the first year of service, and US$3,000 for the AutoCAD LT Mobile edition for two years of service. Subsequent annual service and maintenance fees are US$1,500 for the desktop version and US$1,000 for the mobile and web versions.
The latest version of AutoCAD is available as a perpetual edition. This option is available at a lower price, but you must own a license for any subsequent version of the software.
What Is AutoCAD?
AutoCAD is a computer-aided design and drafting application used to prepare 2D and 3D drawings, layouts, and specifications. These drawings can be exported to other popular CAD software and can be used with the other design tools in the suite.
AutoCAD takes a user-friendly approach to creating, editing, and viewing 2D and 3D objects. It includes tools for creating, editing, designing, organizing, and viewing objects such as lines, arcs, rectangles, circles, ellipses, and splines. You can also use the drawing tools to create and edit 2D images such as photographs or other electronic images.
AutoCAD also has many drawing tools designed to help you create realistic 3D objects, including:
Billboard modeling tools for creating and editing models of buildings, bridges, towers, and other structures.
3D projection and lighting tools that help you view and adjust the way models are illuminated.
Solid modeling tools for creating and editing realistic models of cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles.
Tools for creating and editing a variety of geometric solids such as cylinders, spheres, and cones.
Editing tools that can be used for editing and modifying existing drawings, including the ability to change lines, arcs, rectangles, circles, ellipses, and splines.
AutoCAD software allows you to interact with data, like point clouds and polylines, using freehand or sketch lines that are linked to a specific object.
AutoCAD software is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux computers.
AutoCAD History
AutoCAD was the first CAD software to run on desktop computers. Its original focus was designing mechanical parts, but AutoCAD has evolved into a multifunctional software application.
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Interoperability 
Like many other CAD programs, AutoCAD supports data interchange with most other CAD and other graphics programs, both via dBase, Excel, or native API. AutoCAD provides an interface for creating and editing 3D geometry.
AutoCAD also supports the modelling and rendering of CAD data into a wide variety of 3D formats, as well as the interchange of CAD models with other CAD systems, though it is an AutoCAD only feature and not supported on other CAD programs. It can also connect to other software through an X-SERIES INTELRADESERIES IIEConnector for the transfer of data.
In addition, AutoCAD connects to many third-party databases that contain, for example, structural design data, to visualize the data using geometric shapes and curves. A number of graphics modules can be used with AutoCAD to create some other kinds of visualizations.
History
The origins of AutoCAD go back to 1986. The developer was a company called DEC USA, originally located in Palo Alto, California. The company was started by three engineers, Steve Rodona, Michael Scheler and Philip Klöpper, after which they were joined by a fourth, Bob Duncan, who worked on the software for a year, before leaving the company. In 1987, the first release was made available, originally for VAX/VMS. The original design was a large program, which the company initially thought would take three years to develop. In the course of time, the original developers left the company and the original designer and programmer, Bob Duncan, developed a product called DXFdesigns for a single user in time of two months. This was the first CAD program that used GIS technology, such as Grasshopper.
Meanwhile, CAD Systems Inc. (founded in 1991 by former DEC engineers) saw the value in the concept and approached the software makers to license the software, with the intent of developing a cross-platform product. Eventually, it was accepted that a cross-platform design was not possible at that time, and the original team was hired.
In 1992, the company was renamed Autodesk, and they presented the software at COMDEX in 1992.
AutoCAD's initial release in 1992 was for MS-DOS, and was called "Autodesk Project". Later, the program was released on the Macintosh, Windows, and a variety of Unix platforms. Autodesk Project was eventually replaced
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