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Slovakia nears approval to become ninth EU country to allow Tesla FSD
Slovakia's Transport Minister, Jozef Ráž, said in a video that the final steps to enable Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) are nearly complete. Slovakia would formally recognize the Dutch provisional approval of FSD, granted earlier this year, and would become the ninth EU country to allow it. Owners could use it without waiting for European authorization. Ráž noted that the driver remains responsible for the vehicle. Eight countries already allow it, based on the provisional authorization from Dutch regulator RDW issued on April 10.…
- Slovakia would become the ninth EU country to allow Tesla FSD.
- Eight countries already allow it, based on the RDW's April 10 provisional approval.
🔎 Why it matters: If Slovakia recognizes the Dutch provisional approval of FSD, Tesla owners there could use it without waiting for an EU authorization.
📈 Upside: Ráž says data shows these cars reduce the accident rate.
📉 Risk: The EU committee did not vote on October 6, and December is the earliest date for bloc-wide approval.
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