FSD

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

California regulator confirms Tesla is ‘not operating an autonomous vehicle service’

A California regulator has clarified that Tesla's ride-hailing service is classified as a standard chauffeur service, not an autonomous vehicle operation. This means Tesla is not subject to the stricter safety and data reporting rules that apply to true robotaxi companies like Waymo. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this confirms that the company's current service relies on human drivers and is not the fully self-driving "robotaxi" that has been promised for the future.

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla faces another lawsuit in Australia over Full Self-Driving claims

Tesla is facing a new lawsuit in Australia alleging it misrepresented the capabilities of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. The case centers on customers who paid significant sums for features that did not perform as advertised. This legal action highlights ongoing scrutiny and potential financial risks for Tesla regarding its autonomous driving claims.

FSD • Mar 21, 2026

Elon Musk teases expectations for Tesla’s AI6 self-driving chip

Elon Musk has indicated that Tesla is progressing quickly toward finalizing the design of its next-generation AI6 self-driving chip. This signals Tesla's continued push to develop its own advanced hardware to power future autonomous driving capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, this suggests more powerful and efficient self-driving technology could be on the horizon.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets huge breakthrough on European expansion

Tesla has submitted all required documentation for regulatory approval of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in Europe, with a key decision from Dutch authorities expected on April 10. This marks a significant step after 18 months of work, moving FSD closer to its potential launch in the European market. For European Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this breakthrough signals that the long-awaited FSD feature may finally become available to them in the near future.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla completes FSD testing in the Netherlands, approval now expected in April

Tesla has completed the final testing phase for its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in the Netherlands and submitted all required documents to regulators. This means regulatory approval for the system's European launch is now anticipated as soon as April. If approved, this would be a major milestone, allowing Tesla owners in Europe to begin using the advanced driver-assistance feature.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla delays FSD approval in Europe again, now expects April 10

Tesla has again delayed the approval of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in Europe, pushing the date for the Netherlands from March 20 to April 10. A broader rollout across the European Union is now not expected until the summer. This means European Tesla owners and enthusiasts will have to wait longer for access to the advanced driver-assistance feature.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Elon Musk reveals date of Tesla Full Self-Driving’s next massive release

Tesla's next major Full Self-Driving update, version 14.3, is scheduled for release in late March. This update aims to improve the system's reasoning and logic, particularly to address navigation issues that are a common complaint among owners. If successful, it could significantly enhance the overall driving experience for Tesla enthusiasts using FSD.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets latest bit of scrutiny from NHTSA

The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, focusing on its performance in poor visibility conditions. This probe affects approximately 3.2 million Tesla vehicles. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents ongoing regulatory scrutiny of the system's safety and effectiveness.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

NHTSA escalates Tesla FSD investigation over low-visibility detection concerns

The U.S. safety regulator, NHTSA, has escalated its investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system to a more serious "engineering analysis." This action is due to concerns over the system's performance in low-visibility conditions, such as rain or fog. The move increases regulatory scrutiny and could potentially lead to a recall if safety defects are confirmed.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving is on the cusp of a recall

U.S. safety regulators are expanding an investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system due to concerns about its performance in poor visibility, such as rain or fog. The probe focuses on whether the system's alerts for drivers to take control are sufficient when its cameras are obstructed. This could potentially lead to a recall, impacting owners who rely on the FSD feature.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla is one stop away from having to recall FSD in NHTSA visibility crash probe

The NHTSA has escalated its investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, moving to an "Engineering Analysis" that covers over 3.2 million vehicles and is the final step before a potential recall. The agency found that FSD fails to properly warn drivers when its cameras are blinded by common conditions like sun glare or fog. This means Tesla may soon be forced to recall and update the software for millions of owners to address these safety concerns.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla FSD v14.3 Nears Release as Testing Continues, Says Elon Musk

Tesla's Full Self-Driving version 14.3 is nearing a public release, with Elon Musk stating it is in final testing and could launch within weeks. This indicates Tesla owners and enthusiasts can soon expect a significant update to the autonomous driving software.