Genma_Jp(@nymbusjp):Tesla will continue to push to get more countries to approve it until December and will gather more miles to prove FSD's safety. Then at the last moment, Tesla will give them a candy and offer to limit the speed offset to 30% instead of 50%. With this little change, the regulators will have got some excuse to justify their useless existence and they will approve FSD. It's all political bullshit from the parasitic bureaucrats.

2026.09.30 06:33

Tesla will continue to push to get more countries to approve it until December and will gather more miles to prove FSD's safety. Then at the last moment, Tesla will give them a candy and offer to limit the speed offset to 30% instead of 50%. With this little change, the regulators will have got some excuse to justify their useless existence and they will approve FSD. It's all political bullshit from the parasitic bureaucrats.

TeslaZoa@TeslaZoa

2026.09.30 05:37

At the same time, the regulatory debate over Tesla FSD is intensifying in Europe. 🇪🇺 The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has urged EU member states to reject approval of certain FSD features, including the “Speed Offset” function. The main concern is that it can allow drivers to set a maximum speed up to 50% above the detected speed limit. Meanwhile, an EU-wide decision on FSD recognition has now been pushed back to December. So the current situation in Europe is getting interesting: “More approvals at the individual country level ↔ Growing regulatory debate at the EU level” Both are happening at the same time.