FSD

FSD • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving likely to expand to yet another Asian country

Tesla is targeting a 2026 launch for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software in Japan. This expansion into another major Asian market indicates Tesla's continued global rollout of its advanced driver-assistance system. For owners and enthusiasts in Japan, it means the anticipated technology could become available locally within the next few years.

FSD • Mar 04, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2.2.5 might be the most confusing release ever

Tesla's Full Self-Driving v14.2.2.5 is described as an extreme and confusing update, as it shows significant improvements in some areas while also having major regressions in others. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the driving experience is highly inconsistent and unpredictable with this specific software version.

FSD • Mar 04, 2026

Tesla gets tip of the hat from major Wall Street firm on self-driving prowess

Bank of America analysts praised Tesla's camera-only self-driving strategy, stating it is more cost-effective and will allow for more profitable scaling than competitors' systems. This endorsement highlights Tesla's potential advantage in autonomous driving due to its unique approach and vast data collection from its fleet. For owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces the view that Tesla's technology could lead to a more affordable and widely adopted autonomous future.

FSD • Mar 04, 2026

Tesla owners in South Korea log over 8 million km using FSD (Supervised) in just 100 days

Tesla owners in South Korea have driven over 8 million kilometers using the FSD (Supervised) system in its first 100 days of availability. This rapid adoption demonstrates strong local interest and provides Tesla with a significant volume of real-world data. For enthusiasts, this indicates the technology is gaining quick traction and its performance can improve faster with this new regional data.

FSD • Mar 04, 2026

Tesla to discuss expansion of Samsung AI6 production plans: report

Tesla is reportedly in talks to significantly increase its order of Samsung-manufactured AI chips, nearly tripling its production capacity. This expansion is aimed at securing a larger supply of crucial hardware for Tesla's in-house artificial intelligence and Full Self-Driving development. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a major acceleration in Tesla's ability to develop and deploy more advanced AI features for its vehicles.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla influencers argue company’s polarizing Full Self-Driving transfer decision

Tesla is allowing some customers to transfer their Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to a new vehicle, but only for orders placed before a specific deadline. This has caused debate, as the company cites its policy fine print allowing changes. For owners, it means the transfer opportunity is limited and not guaranteed for all.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla ramps Cybercab test manufacturing ahead of mass production

Tesla is increasing its test manufacturing of the Cybercab, with full-scale production still four to eight weeks away. The company is taking a measured approach to this initial ramp-up due to the vehicle's new design and complete dependence on its FSD system. This signals that Tesla is moving forward with its autonomous ride-hailing ambitions, though a wider rollout remains a near-future goal.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla FSD en France et en Europe : tout ce qu’il faut savoir en 2026

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system remains unavailable in France and Europe as of 2026, facing significant regulatory and technical hurdles. This means European Tesla owners currently cannot access the same advanced autonomous features as drivers in North America. The timeline for a potential rollout remains uncertain due to these complexities.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

NHTSA sets March 9 deadline for Tesla crash data in FSD probe.

The U.S. auto safety regulator (NHTSA) has set a March 9, 2026 deadline for Tesla to submit all crash data related to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. This is a critical step in an ongoing investigation into the technology's safety. The findings could significantly impact the future of Tesla's FSD program and its availability to owners.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

AI's Blind Spot: Why Software Could Outpace Hardware, According to Elon Musk

Elon Musk argues that AI software advancements will outpace hardware development, making efficiency crucial. For Tesla, this means the company's focus on optimizing its Full Self-Driving AI with limited hardware could provide a significant competitive edge. This suggests current Tesla vehicles may see substantial capability improvements through software updates alone.

FSD • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla 2026.2.9 Update: Major Name Change and Imminent European FSD Arrival

Tesla's 2026.2.9 software update introduces the "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)" system to Europe, representing a major step toward its wider regional release. The update also includes a significant renaming of Tesla's driver-assistance features to align with this new capability. For European owners, this signals the imminent arrival of Tesla's most advanced automated driving features on the continent.

FSD • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla FSD Transfer Policy Change: What It Means and Who Still Qualifies

Tesla has revised its Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfer program, making it more restrictive and limiting eligibility. This change is unfavorable news for many customers, as fewer will now qualify to transfer their FSD capability to a new vehicle. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it means the window to take advantage of this previously offered benefit has significantly narrowed.