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- 1Tesla FSD found speeding in most Brussels 30 km/h zones●Tesla 'FSD' sped in 55% of Brussels 30 km/h zones ahead of EU vote
A test of Tesla's Full Self Driving system in Brussels found the car exceeded the 30 km/h limit in 55% of zones where it applies, according to coverage published ahead of a European Union vote on vehicle rules. The findings have sparked debate about whether automated driving systems respect local speed limits and whether EU regulators should tighten requirements as the vote approaches.
- 2Tesla in Talks for Full Self-Driving Approval in Ireland▼Tesla in Talks for FSD Approval in Ireland as EU Delays Vote
Tesla is reportedly in discussions with Irish authorities to win approval for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in Ireland. The news comes as the European Union has delayed a vote on related driver-assistance regulations, leaving the timeline for approval uncertain. The development is drawing attention as Tesla pushes to expand its autonomy technology across European markets amid regulatory hesitation.
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Tesla's push to bring its Full Self-Driving system to Europe has stalled, according to a report from ArenaEV. The company has long promised to expand the driver-assistance software beyond North America, but regulatory approval in Europe remains a hurdle. The report offers no new timeline for a launch, leaving European customers still waiting for access to the feature.
- 4XPeng VLA 2.0 tested against Tesla FSD in Amsterdam●XPENG VLA 2.0 vs. Tesla FSD in Amsterdam — Part 1: XPENG L03
A new comparison series pits XPeng's VLA 2.0 driver-assistance system against Tesla's Full Self-Driving on the streets of Amsterdam, beginning with the XPeng L03. The first installment focuses on how XPeng's system handles European city driving, where its advanced driver assistance has only recently become available, in a direct head-to-head with Tesla's software.