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Tesla Europe says FSD (Supervised) is now approved in Latvia, extending a run of approvals that reached nine countries when Slovakia cleared the system on October 16.
Now approved in Latvia 🇱🇻
Rollout begins soon
— Tesla Europe, Middle East & Africa (@teslaeurope) October 26, 2026
Posting on X at 3:36 AM PT on Monday, the company said only that “rollout begins soon,” without giving a date. By our count Latvia is the 10th European country to approve the system, and it joins Baltic neighbors Lithuania and Estonia, which signed on earlier.
Every approval so far traces back to the Dutch vehicle authority RDW, which cleared the system on April 10. Other EU member states can recognize that approval for their own roads one at a time, and Tesla Europe used the same approved-then-rollout-soon wording when it confirmed Slovakia earlier this month.
On most of its European sites, Tesla now markets the feature as Tesla Assisted Driving, and it has been sweetening deals on FSD-ready cars to get more of them on the road. An EU-wide vote isn’t expected before December.
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