#Autopilot

FSD Europe • Apr 12, 2026

The Netherlands is the first European country to approve Tesla’s supervised Full Self-Driving

The Netherlands has become the first European country to approve Tesla's supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) system for use on public roads. This regulatory approval by the RDW is a significant milestone, potentially paving the way for the technology's expansion into other EU markets. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts in Europe, it marks the first official step toward accessing the advanced driver-assistance features already available in North America.

Software Updates • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla’s cabin camera estimates driver age in latest software update [2026.8.6]

Tesla's latest software update includes a new feature where the in-car cabin camera attempts to estimate the driver's age. This suggests Tesla is expanding the camera's role beyond monitoring driver attentiveness. For owners, it indicates a potential step toward more personalized vehicle settings or safety features based on driver demographics.

Software Updates • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla’s new auto wiper system can detect rain, ice using motor feedback

Tesla is introducing a new automatic wiper system that uses motor feedback, rather than traditional optical sensors, to detect rain and ice on the windshield. This represents a significant technical shift for a feature that has often been criticized by owners. If successful, it should lead to more reliable and responsive automatic wiper performance in Tesla vehicles.

FSD • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla FSD v14.3: faster reaction time helps save animals and vulnerable road users

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software update v14.3 achieves a significant 20% improvement in reaction time. This enhancement specifically improves the system's ability to detect and react to smaller animals and vulnerable road users. For owners, this means the driver-assistance system is becoming more responsive and safer in complex real-world scenarios.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla confirms FSD 10× model coming in v15

Tesla has released its FSD v14.3 update to early testers, but a major anticipated upgrade known as the "10×" model has been delayed. This more advanced self-driving software is now confirmed for a future v15 release. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the next significant leap in FSD capability is still forthcoming.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Musk says Tesla FSD v15 will ‘far exceed’ human safety — he said the same about v12 and v14

Elon Musk claims the upcoming Tesla Full Self-Driving version 15 will "far exceed human levels of safety," repeating similar promises he made for previous versions that did not deliver. This pattern suggests continued optimism from leadership but may lead to skepticism from owners and enthusiasts awaiting the long-promised capability.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla issues wake up call to Full Self-Driving hackers and cheats

Tesla has begun remotely disabling its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature for users who hacked or cheated the system. In some cases, this revocation is permanent, even for owners who originally paid for the feature. This action serves as a strong warning that violating Tesla's terms can result in a complete loss of the expensive software.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla cracks down on FSD hacking devices, remotely shuts down access

Tesla is remotely and permanently disabling Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities on vehicles that use unauthorized hacking devices to unlock the feature. This crackdown targets owners in regions where FSD is not officially approved, such as Europe and Asia. Affected vehicles are being reverted to basic Autopilot, meaning owners who used these devices have lost their FSD access for good.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla remotely disables FSD on unauthorized vehicles using third-party devices

Tesla has begun remotely disabling the Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature on vehicles that used third-party hardware to enable it without authorization. This action targets owners who activated FSD in regions where Tesla does not officially offer or support the software. For owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces that Tesla actively enforces its software licensing terms and that such unofficial modifications are not permanent.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla tames down Mad Max mode in FSD v14.3 (videos)

Tesla has released its FSD v14.3 software update, which notably tones down the aggressive "Mad Max" driving mode for a smoother experience. This long-awaited update follows a period where testers found the previous version's behavior repetitive. For owners, this means the autonomous driving feature should now operate in a more cautious and comfortable manner.

FSD • Apr 08, 2026

Tesla rolls out FSD v14.3 (2026.2.9.6) with better reaction time, rewritten AI compiler with MLIR (Release Notes, rollout status)

Tesla has begun the public rollout of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software version 14.3, which CEO Elon Musk previously indicated is a major update. The release focuses on improved vehicle reaction times and features a rewritten AI compiler using MLIR technology. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a significant step forward in the performance and underlying architecture of Tesla's autonomous driving system.

FSD • Apr 08, 2026

Musk falsely claims Tesla FSD is 10X safer than humans, complains about lawsuits

Elon Musk claims Tesla's Full Self-Driving is ten times safer than human drivers, but the company has not released data to support this. He is using the claim to frame ongoing lawsuits over FSD-related crashes as an attack on technological progress. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a continued gap between Tesla's promotional statements and the verified, publicly available evidence regarding FSD's safety.