Tesla cuts FSD’s speed margin from 50% to 10% over the limit in Europe
Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system in Europe has been updated to cap the speed margin at 10% above the legal limit, down from the previous 50% allowance. The Netherlands' RDW regulatory body, which approved the system in April, confirmed it signed off on this constraint. The feature has been officially renamed to Tesla Assisted Driving. These changes come weeks before a potential EU-wide vote and align with conditions Germany imposed on the system.
Key points
- FSD speed margin reduced from 50% to 10% over limit in Europe
- Feature renamed from 'FSD Supervised' to 'Tesla Assisted Driving'
- Changes follow RDW approval and match German regulatory conditions
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