Tesla Europe
Tesla Europe said its Full Self-Driving Supervised fleet has now driven 100 million kilometres in Europe, posting the official milestone on August 26 with a video of the software working through European streets.
The official account wrote only that one line: 100 million kilometers driven on FSD Supervised by the Tesla fleet in Europe. The clip Tesla Europe attached runs about 35 seconds and shows the software on left-hand-drive cars, including a Netherlands navigation screen with the Start FSD (Supervised) control still in view.
That is double the 50 million kilometres Tesla Europe flagged on July 14 in the Netherlands, Estonia, Belgium, Lithuania, and Denmark. Two weeks later the same five-country fleet had logged 65 million kilometres and a 5.2-times safer collision rate than comparable Teslas driven by hand. The August 26 post did not repeat the country list or the safety table.
Customer FSD Supervised is still limited to those five approved markets. Tesla Europe has been running supervised passenger ride-alongs in Switzerland, but Swiss owners cannot yet subscribe. Germany, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom remain outside the customer rollout. The 100 million kilometre mark is the odometer, not a new approval.
Tesla Europe did not say how fast the next 50 million will come, or when a larger market will add its own kilometres to the count. The official video is the company showing the same supervised stack at work on European streets, not a promise that the next country is next.
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