Tesla Receives Approval for Assisted Driving Changes in Europe Ahead of Wider Rollout
Tesla has received approval from the Netherlands Vehicle Authority for changes to its Tesla Assisted Driving system in Europe, applying to vehicles with hardware version 4.0 or later. The update introduces a new speed offset limited to a maximum of 10% above the posted speed limit, with the default setting resetting to 0% upon vehicle startup. These changes follow discussions with Germany’s Federal Ministry of Transport regarding speed limits and the removal of the potentially misleading Full Self-Driving branding in Europe. Open article →
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