Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” (Supervised) driver assistance software is now rolling out in Lithuania, making it the second European country to allow the system on public roads. The Lithuanian Transport Safety Administration confirmed it has recognized the Dutch RDW certification that first approved FSD in Europe last month . more…
The gradual regulatory approval process for advanced driver assistance systems in Europe is enabling phased market rollouts.
This signifies continued progress in the adoption and expansion of autonomous driving technologies within a key Western market, indicating a path towards wider deployment.
Tesla's FSD (Supervised) is now legally usable on public roads in a second European country, broadening its operational footprint and data collection capabilities on the continent.
- · Tesla
- · Autonomous vehicle developers
- · Early adopters of FSD
- · Insurers adapting to AV tech
- · Traditional auto manufacturers with less advanced ADAS
- · Drivers preferring full manual control
- · Regulatory bodies struggling with harmonized standards
Tesla gains more real-world data from varied European road conditions, improving FSD algorithms.
Increased competition among automakers to deploy similar Level 2+/3 systems in Europe, accelerating regulatory harmonization efforts.
Public perception of autonomous vehicles improves with more exposure, potentially leading to faster regulatory approval across the EU.
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