Source: Electrek
Summary
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta is being rolled out to more European countries, starting with the Netherlands and now Lithuania. The expansion is part of Tesla’s efforts to improve its driver assistance system. The company has been testing FSD in the US and is gradually introducing it to other markets. According to Tesla, the system is designed to assist drivers and improve safety.
Our Reading
The announcement sounds ambitious.
Tesla’s FSD beta is coming to more European countries, because who doesn’t love a good beta test on public roads? The Netherlands and Lithuania are already on board, with more countries waiting in line. Tesla says it’s all about improving safety, but we’ve heard that one before. The company is still testing FSD in the US, but hey, why not expand to Europe too? It’s not like there are any regulatory concerns or anything.
Author: Evan Null
Same Script, Different Country
It’s déjà vu all over again as Tesla rolls out its FSD beta to more European countries. We’ve seen this movie before, and it usually ends with a bunch of software updates and a few regulatory headaches.
The Never-Ending Beta
Tesla’s FSD beta has been testing in the US for a while now, and it’s still not perfect. But hey, why let that stop you from expanding to other markets? It’s not like the Europeans will notice any differences.
Safety First (Or Not)
Tesla claims that FSD is all about improving safety, but we’re not holding our breath. The company has a history of overpromising and underdelivering, so we’ll believe it when we see it.
Regulatory Red Tape
As Tesla expands FSD to more European countries, it will have to navigate a complex web of regulations. We can’t wait to see how that plays out.
The Usual Suspects
The usual suspects are already lining up to take Tesla to task for its FSD rollout. We can expect the usual complaints about safety, regulation, and Tesla’s general disregard for the rules.
