US EditionTesla's Full Self-Driving Looks to Be Coming to Europe Sooner than You'd Expect
- Tesla plans to introduce its Full-Self Driving software to Europe, potentially starting in September 2025 as testing continues in multiple cities.
- This expansion follows years of FSD availability in the US, where the software was offered as an optional upgrade costing $12,000 upfront or $99 monthly.
- Tesla has tested supervised FSD extensively in Amsterdam, Paris, and Melbourne, aligning with upcoming European legislation allowing System-Initiated Manoeuvres starting September 26, 2025.
- The FSD software has worked better than expected during US road trials and remains one of Tesla's biggest selling points, though no UK release date has been confirmed.
- The European launch could broaden Tesla’s market reach and capitalize on regulatory changes facilitating advanced driver assistance features on regional roads.
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