Tesla has expanded its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system to Estonia, making it the third EU country to authorize this technology, after the Netherlands and Lithuania. The Estonian Transport Administration approved the system based on vehicle type certification from the Dutch regulator, RDW, utilizing EU mutual-recognition rules to expedite deployment.
While Tesla’s FSD Supervised remains a Level 2 advanced driver-assistance system, requiring drivers to remain attentive and ready to take control, it can assist with tasks like navigating city streets and changing lanes. This rollout aligns with Tesla’s strategy to expand FSD across Europe, where the system is now available in 11 countries. An over-the-air software update is expected soon for Tesla owners in Estonia with compatible vehicles.
General Motors has reported that its Super Cruise system has surpassed 1 billion miles of hands-free driving and expects to have over 850,000 subscribers by year-end. Meanwhile, Rivian plans to launch point-to-point autonomous driving later this year, with aims for Level 3 capability by 2027 and Level 4 robotaxi deployment in 2028.
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