Tesla has received approval from the Danish Road Traffic Authority for its "Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised" system. This makes Denmark the fourth EU country to authorize the advanced driver assistance feature within two months.
The approval follows UNECE regulations, which enable the use of such systems on European roads. Previously, the Netherlands, Norway, and Germany had granted similar approvals.
[NOTE] > The approval in Denmark is an important step for Tesla's European FSD expansion. It shows that regulatory authorities are increasingly gaining trust in the technology.
Comparison of Approvals
Current State of Expansion
Tesla has now approved its FSD Supervised software in four EU countries. The company is working to extend approvals to additional countries such as Sweden, France, and Italy. Each national approval is an important milestone for Tesla's goal of offering autonomous driving across Europe.
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