Slovenia has authorized Tesla’s FSD Supervised system on its roads, joining five other European Union countries that have accepted the driver-assistance technology under mutual recognition rules. The decision comes less than a month before the EU Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles is set to vote on allowing Tesla’s system across all 27 member states.
- Slovenia is the sixth EU country to clear Tesla’s FSD Supervised system.
- EU-wide vote on FSD approval is scheduled for October 6, requiring a qualified majority.
- FSD remains a Level 2 system with the driver legally responsible at all times.
What happened
Tesla’s FSD Supervised remains a Level 2 assistance system requiring driver attention, but Slovenia’s approval expands the patchwork of legal markets and adds momentum for wider EU acceptance. With more countries considering approvals and safety debates ongoi...
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