Tesla Assisted Driving, previously known as FSD Supervised, has been formally approved in Latvia, according to a post by Elon Musk cited by Techub News. The approval makes Latvia the 10th country in Europe to clear the feature. Musk also praised the speed of action taken by smaller European countries.
The list of European countries that have approved the feature now includes Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovakia and Latvia. The update was presented as a regulatory milestone for Tesla’s driver-assistance rollout in Europe, with Latvia becoming the latest market to join the approved group.
No additional rollout details were provided in the source beyond Musk’s post and the list of approved countries.
Tesla Assisted Driving, previously called FSD Supervised, has been formally approved in Latvia, according to Techub News, which cited a post from Elon Musk.
With that decision, Latvia becomes the 10th country in Europe to approve the feature.
Musk also praised the speed of action taken by smaller European countries.
The European countries listed as having approved the feature are Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovakia and Latvia.
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