Tesla FSD Hits 10 Million KM in Netherlands in Under a Month

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system has been driven over 10 million kilometers in the Netherlands in less than a month since receiving regulatory approval. This rapid adoption indicates strong European demand for the technology. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals that FSD is gaining traction outside North America and could pave the way for broader European rollouts.

May 05, 2026

FSD

#Full Self-Driving

20 articles

FSD • Apr 27, 2026

Tesla rolls out FSD v14.3.2 (2026.2.9.8): first impressions, release notes, rollout status

Tesla has released FSD v14.3.2 (firmware 2026.2.9.8), the latest update to its Full Self-Driving AI software, featuring quick turnaround improvements. Early impressions and reviews from users are already appearing on social media. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means continued rapid refinement of the autonomous driving system, with new capabilities and performance tweaks rolling out to vehicles.

FSD • Apr 24, 2026

Tesla has a plan to make Hardware 3 owners whole, and you won’t believe it

Tesla has acknowledged that its Hardware 3 vehicles cannot achieve the promised unsupervised Full Self-Driving, despite earlier assurances. In response, the company is developing a plan to compensate these owners, likely involving upgrades or trade-in options. This means Hardware 3 owners may finally receive a resolution to their long-standing capability concerns.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Elon Musk admits millions of Tesla owners need upgrades for true ‘Full Self-Driving’

Elon Musk has acknowledged that millions of existing Tesla vehicles will require hardware upgrades to achieve true "Full Self-Driving" capability. This admission contrasts with years of promises that the functionality would be enabled through software updates alone. For owners, this means potential additional costs and could expose Tesla to legal challenges over its past marketing claims.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ crashed through railroad gate seconds before train

A Tesla using "Full Self-Driving" drove through a lowered railroad crossing gate as a train approached, forcing the owner to manually accelerate to avoid a collision. The driver, an experienced FSD user, described this as the system's first major failure for him. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns about the technology's ability to handle complex and dangerous real-world scenarios.

FSD Europe • Apr 14, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving shows stunning maneuver in Europe to silence skeptics

Tesla's Full Self-Driving system demonstrated advanced capabilities by successfully navigating challenging narrow rural roads in the Netherlands. This real-world performance, captured on video, is presented as a strong counter-argument to critics of the technology. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals significant progress in FSD's ability to handle complex European driving environments.

FSD Europe • Apr 11, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets first-ever European approval

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has received its first regulatory approval in Europe, starting in the Netherlands. This means eligible Dutch Tesla owners with an FSD subscription will soon receive a software update to activate the feature. This marks a significant milestone for Tesla's expansion of its advanced driver-assist system into the European market.

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.