FSD

FSD • Mar 30, 2026

Tesla FSD mocks BMW human driver: Saves pedestrian from near miss

A Tesla using Full Self-Driving (FSD) predicted a BMW driver's lane drift, proactively taking action to avoid a potential collision with a pedestrian. This incident demonstrates FSD's advanced intent-detection capabilities, which can react faster than a human driver. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights a key safety benefit where the system can prevent accidents caused by other drivers' errors.

FSD • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight

Tesla's official account promoted a video of a Cybertruck owner who was advised by his ophthalmologist to buy a Tesla with "Full Self-Driving" due to his failing eyesight. This is contradictory because Tesla's own classification states FSD is a Level 2 system that requires constant driver supervision and control. The promotion is therefore seen as careless and misleading, as it suggests a capability the system does not legally or safely possess.

FSD • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla Patent Reveals Modular FSD Computer Design, Hinting at Easier Upgrades and Future Hardware Flexibility

Tesla has patented a modular design for its Full Self-Driving computer. This suggests future hardware upgrades could be simpler and less costly for owners. The design points to greater long-term flexibility, potentially extending the lifespan and capability of Tesla vehicles.

FSD • Mar 28, 2026

Tesla Drops Robotaxi Age Limit, Tightens Rules for Teen Riders

Tesla has lowered the minimum age requirement to use its future Robotaxi service. However, it has simultaneously introduced stricter rules specifically for teenage riders. This indicates Tesla is refining its operational policies to make the service accessible to more users while managing safety and liability concerns.

FSD • Mar 28, 2026

Tesla drives drunk owner while he naps, Police still arrest him on DUI

A Tesla owner was arrested for DUI after police found him asleep behind the wheel while his car was in Full Self-Driving mode. This highlights that current Tesla driver-assistance systems do not absolve the human driver of legal responsibility. The incident serves as a critical reminder that drivers must remain in control and alert, even when using advanced automation features.

FSD • Mar 27, 2026

Tesla says Autopilot was off and driver was drunk in fatal Model 3 crash lawsuit

Tesla is contesting a lawsuit regarding a fatal Model 3 crash, stating its Autopilot system was not engaged at the time. The company asserts the driver was intoxicated, placing responsibility for the accident on human error. This defense highlights Tesla's ongoing effort to clarify the operational limits of its driver-assistance features and shift liability away from the technology.

FSD • Mar 27, 2026

Tesla FSD ‘coming coon’ to Israel, says Transport Minister

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software is likely to be approved for public use in Israel, according to a statement from the country's Transport Minister. This marks a significant expansion of the FSD system outside of North America. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's continued global rollout of its advanced driver-assist technology, with Israel being a key next market.

FSD • Mar 26, 2026

Why a two-seater robotaxi makes more sense than you think

Tesla's two-seat Cybercab robotaxi is designed to maximize efficiency and profitability for a ride-hailing service, not to replace family vehicles. The strategy focuses on high utilization for single passengers or pairs, reducing costs and complexity. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's commitment to a fully autonomous, optimized network rather than a conventional car.

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.