Tesla has expanded its FSD v14.3 Lite update to include older Model S and Model X vehicles with Intel chips, marking the final major software branch for the HW3 hardware platform.
Tesla has rebranded its driver assistance system to Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe to meet German regulatory demands and facilitate EU-wide approval.
Tesla has rebranded its Full Self-Driving software to Tesla Assisted Driving in several European markets following regulatory pressure over misleading marketing claims.
Tesla has renamed its FSD system to Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe following objections from German regulators, clearing a path for potential EU-wide approval.
Tesla has rebranded its Full Self-Driving software to Tesla Assisted Driving across Europe following regulatory pressure over misleading marketing claims.
Tesla is rebranding its driver-assistance software in Europe to Tesla Assisted Driving to meet regulatory standards and move away from the controversial Full Self-Driving label.
Tesla pressured Dutch regulators to expedite the review of its FSD system, including disputing a €365,000 invoice, as it seeks bloc-wide approval in Europe.
A Tesla vehicle using FSD triggered an emergency stop due to a plastic bag on the road, resulting in a rear-end collision with a truck.
Tesla is pushing for EU-wide approval of its FSD software, which is currently authorized in eight member states covering 12.6% of the population, pending a committee vote in December.
Germany is set to support Tesla's FSD in Europe if the company rebrands the system to TAD and limits automatic speed offsets to 10%.
German Transport Minister Volker Wissing advocates for the EU-wide approval of Tesla's FSD (Supervised) system to foster automotive innovation.
A proposal suggests that Tesla should make Full Self-Driving standard and free to improve road safety, potentially replacing subscription fees with a one-time vehicle purchase charge.
Tesla plans to update its Full Self-Driving system to resolve persistent issues with pothole detection and navigation errors.
Tesla is updating its FSD system to include automated pothole avoidance, personalized route learning, and natural language voice controls via Grok integration.
Tesla is advancing its FSD rollout in Taiwan by refining road testing plans while maintaining a 75.4% share of the local electric vehicle market.
Tesla has secured approval for its FSD (Supervised) system in Croatia, bringing the total number of authorized European countries to eight.
The European Transport Safety Council is urging EU regulators to reject Tesla's FSD system due to concerns over a speed offset feature that allows vehicles to exceed speed limits by 50 percent.
A test of Tesla's FSD in Amsterdam reveals challenges with complex European traffic patterns, lane selection, and autonomous parking compared to US conditions.
The European Union has postponed the vote on Tesla's FSD (Supervised) system approval until at least December, leaving the technology restricted to a minority of member states.
The EU has delayed the vote on a unified regulatory framework for Tesla's FSD, prompting the company to seek individual permits from member states like Ireland.
