The Tesla FSD program is not approved by the EU

Tesla may have celebrated a bit of European success recently.

Tesla said over the weekend On the media page Ilo Chdletor RDW was established to approve the use of medical treatment, called FSD in full, and it is finally installed – quickly European consumers.

“RDW has committed to the Netherlands Interct in February 2026. Please write through your pleasure to show this so that this happens as soon as possible,” Tesla wrote on the matter.

It seems that RDW is not compatible with tesla. The Dutch manager was featured in the word on their website Tesla’s plans to introduce FSD management in February. Bloomberg was First to say on the RDW statement.

“RDW and Tesla know the effort required to make a decision in February. If RDW’s schedule is necessary,” the statement read.

Tesla cars come standard with an assistive technology called Autopilot. For an additional $8,000, owners can upgrade to FSD monitoring, which provides additional vehicle control, including steering and adaptive cruise control on highways and highways. The FSD is not self-driving and requires the driver to keep their hands on the wheel at all times.

FSD is available in Australia, Canada, China, Mexico, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, and the United States.