RDW was extremely rigorous in their reviewSawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt):NEWS: Dutch regulators (RDW), which just approved @Tesla FSD (Supervised) in the Netherlands, have just issued an official statement:"Due to the continuous strict monitoring of the driver in the vehicle, the system is safer than other driver assistance systems. We have https://t.co/TGGZCOMIMN ...

🚨 BREAKING: Tesla just launched FSD (Supervised) in Europe!🇳🇱 The Netherlands is the first European country to receive full regulatory approval from RDW.Rollout begins immediately via over-the-air software updates for eligible vehicles.Tesla is also introducing a new €99/month subscription option alongside the one-time purchase. Both will be available for a few more weeks before switching to subscription-only.Huge milestone for autonomous driving in Europe! @Tesla @TeslaEuropeTesla Owners Silicon Valley (@t ...

🚨 Tesla FSD (Supervised) approval nearing in EuropeTesla says final testing with RDW is complete and approval in the Netherlands is now expected April 10 (from March 20).After that, other EU countries can follow, with potential EU-wide approval this summer.Testing included:• 1.6M+ km driven on EU roads• 13K+ customer ride-alongs• 4.5K+ test scenariosFSD expansion in Europe is getting very close. $TSLATesla Europe, Middle East & Africa (@teslaeurope):Together with RDW, we have officially completed the final ...

🚨 Tesla FSD (Supervised) shows strong safety advantage in new dataMiles driven before a major collision:• FSD (Supervised): 5.3M miles• Manual (w/ safety features): 2.2M miles• Manual (no safety features): 855K miles• U.S. average: 660K milesAI is driving much farther between serious accidents. $TSLATesla (@Tesla):https://t.co/AaKZlWvuTR https://t.co/1L7AYHGaDw ...

🚨 Tesla Model YL now available in Australia & New Zealand3 rows • 6 seats0–100 km/h: 5sTop speed: 201 km/hRange: up to 681 km (WLTP)Key highlights• Extended wheelbase for more cabin space• Second-row captain’s chairs• Heated seats across all rows• Adaptive suspension for smoother ride• 16" front screen + 8" second-row screen• 19-speaker Tesla audio system• FSD (Supervised) + integrated Grok AI$TSLA ...

Tesla owners have now driven over 8 billion miles on FSD (Supervised).Elon has said it takes roughly 10 billion miles of training data to achieve safe unsupervised self-driving.We’re getting close to that scale, and data is the real advantage here. $TSLA https://t.co/Mlidvp7meMTesla (@Tesla):Tesla owners have now driven >8 billion miles on FSD Supervisedhttps://t.co/0d66ihRQTa https://t.co/TXz9DqOQ8q ...

Q4 and FY 2025 Update 1 Highlights 03 Financial Summary 04 Operational Summary 06 Manufacturing & Hardware 08 Supporting Infrastructure 09 AI & Software 10 Services 11 Other Updates 12 Outlook 13 Photos & Charts 14 Key Metrics 24 Financial Statements 27 Additional Information 34 (1) Excludes SBC (stock-based compensation) & Digital assets gains and losses, net of tax; (2) Free cash flow = operating cash flow less capex; (3) Includes cash, cash equivalents and investments; (4)Active driver supervision requir ...

BREAKING: Tesla reveals FSD (Supervised) active users for the FIRST TIME EVER!• 2021: 400K• 2022: 500K• 2023: 600K• 2024: 800K• 2025: 1.1 MILLION (+38% YoY)This milestone hits right as Tesla shifts to subscriptions-only starting Feb 2026. Software revenue rocket incoming 🚀⚡ ...

Core Insights - Tesla has begun operating a limited number of Robotaxi vehicles in Austin, Texas, without human drivers or safety supervisors, marking a significant step in its autonomous ride-hailing service [2][3] - The company aims to scale its driverless ride-hailing service across the U.S. by the end of the year, despite previous delays in achieving similar goals [5][7] - Tesla faces competition from other companies in the autonomous vehicle space, with Alphabet's Waymo leading in the U.S. and Baidu's Apollo Go in China [1] Company Developments - Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin includes a mix of supervised and unsupervised vehicles, with plans to increase the ratio of driverless vehicles over time [2] - The company has obtained a permit in Texas to operate a transportation networking company using automated driving systems, but has not secured similar permits in California for driverless testing [4] - Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, has expressed confidence in the company's ability to achieve widespread autonomous ride-hailing by the end of the year, although he has a history of missing self-imposed deadlines [5][6] Market Context - Surveys indicate that a majority of U.S. consumers are hesitant to ride in robotaxis, primarily due to safety concerns [8] - Analysts from Deutsche Bank predict muted growth for Tesla and Rivian, emphasizing the need for Tesla to demonstrate the effectiveness of its unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) system and the scaling of its robotaxi service [9] - Regulatory scrutiny has increased, with California regulators finding Tesla engaged in deceptive marketing regarding its driverless capabilities, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigating potential safety violations related to Tesla's FSD systems [10] Safety Concerns - Reports indicate that there have been 65 fatalities in Tesla crashes involving Autopilot, with some incidents occurring while the FSD systems were engaged [11]

Core Points - A significant power outage affected approximately 130,000 residents in San Francisco, leading to the suspension of Waymo's ride-hailing services in the area [2][4][5] - The outage was caused by a fire at a substation, resulting in extensive damage and leaving around 21,000 customers without power as of Sunday morning [4][5] - Tesla's CEO noted that Tesla's Robotaxis were unaffected by the power outage, although Tesla does not currently operate a driverless service in San Francisco [6][8] Company Impact - Waymo has temporarily halted its driverless ride-hail service due to the blackout, with no specified timeline for resuming operations [2][8] - Videos on social media showed multiple Waymo vehicles stalled in traffic during the outage, indicating operational challenges [3][8] - Tesla is positioning itself to compete in the robotaxi market but currently requires human drivers for its ride-hailing service, as it lacks permits for driverless operations in California [7][8] Industry Context - The incident highlights the vulnerabilities of autonomous vehicle services during infrastructure failures, with Waymo being a leading player in the West and Tesla as a key competitor [8] - Regulatory challenges remain for Tesla, as it has not obtained necessary permits for fully driverless services in California [7][8]