The country’s Ministry of Transport granted provisional approval for the driver help system.
According to the official Tesla Europe account on X, the company will start rolling out FSD Supervised availability to Czech residents soon.
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Tesla's Full Self-Driving is now available in a seventh European country, thanks to the Czech Republic granting provisional approval.
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The country’s Ministry of Transport granted provisional approval for the driver help system.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving is now available in a seventh European country, thanks to the Czech Republic granting provisional approval. According to the official Tesla Europe account on X, the company will start rolling out FSD Supervised availability to Czech residents soon.
Eventually, Tesla is hoping to expand its FSD Supervised footprint across the European Union, but it would need to secure support from at least 15 of the 27 member states in a vote that could take place as early as October.
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