Discuss: Germany Confirms December EU Vote on Tesla FSD Approval

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Europe’s biggest automotive powerhouse has officially clarified where it stands on Tesla's FSD software ahead of an EU-wide vote now set for December Read More

Germany Confirms December EU Vote on Tesla FSD Approval - Not a Tesla App

Europe’s biggest automotive powerhouse has officially clarified where it stands on Tesla's FSD software ahead of an EU-wide vote now set for December

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[Procal]

I'm glad that the EU agrees with many of the same complaints that US users have had ever since the speed profiles were introduced. The car tends to speed WAY too often, get speed limits wrong more often than it should, and the speed profiles give no "happy medium".

 

[Bjarkeh]

There are no speed profiles to choose from in the EU version of FSD, and in general it isn’t keen on driving too fast In most situations, it drives below the speed limit, even though it is set to +5% above the speed limit.

A specific example from this week: it’s set to +5% (115 km/h) and was catching up with a car travelling at around 100 km/h on an almost empty four-lane highway. Here, it simply slowed down to 100 and stayed behind the other car.

I’ve driven nearly 4,000 km(2500mil) with it active during the two trial periods I’ve had, and I’ve experienced this quite a few times.

My trial period ends on Saturday, and I’m not going to pay for it.
For the most part, I think they’ve put together a good system, but it’s too expensive imo

I hope there’ll be some competition in that market to drive prices down

 

[joe_apxc]

I really wish they would have some solution for HW3 in the EU before this big vote in December. But i am very certain that we will not feel love when FSD gets approved EU-wide and you're sitting there with your HW3 car, missing out on the fun despite having the full FSD Package on the car Those who believed too soon get to wait even longer

 

[TESLASUPERFAN]

Nothing wrong with waiting if it produces a better product. They place safety on a higher priority than North America. Different laws for different geographic locations is there for a reason.

Delaying the inevitable is just reluctance for anything new. Governments have always been slow to change.