Tesla Assisted Driving Expands to Tenth EU Country
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Tesla Assisted Driving expands to tenth EU country
Tesla has expanded its Tesla Assisted Driving (TAD) suite to its tenth European country, as Latvia joined a growing list of European Union member states authorizing the company’s advanced driver assistance technology. Tesla Europe announced this morning that the system is now approved in Latvia, with a software rollout to begin soon. The approval and […]
The latest Tesla driver assistance system, which can independently steer, brake and navigate intersections, following the driver's chosen route, is allowed in Latvia. The Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD) has recognized the approval issued in the Netherlands for this technology. However, drivers will have to wait for now, as the system must first be activated in Latvia by the manufacturer itself, reports Latvian Television.
Latvia becomes the 10th European country to allow Tesla Assisted Driving, former FSD, but under strict rules. Speed, vigilance, borders: this green light changes the deal without allowing everything.
Latvia has authorised Tesla's FSD, its supervised autonomous driving software, to become the tenth country in the European Union to open its roads ten days after Slovakia. However, changes have had to be made for approval.
The car manufacturer “Tesla” announced today that it has received approval from the regulatory authorities to offer the “Tesla Assisted Driving” function in Latvia. Its implementation in customer cars will soon begin with a software update.
The country thus becomes the tenth EU to approve the Tesla system, behind the Netherlands, Slovakia, Slovenia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Croatia, Lithuania and Estonia.
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