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Tesla Renames Original Summon to 'Dumb Summon' in Europe

📍 Not a Tesla App October 10, 2026 at 10:17 PM

Tesla's European pages now list the original Summon as 'Dumb Summon'. The name appears in the Tesla Assisted Driving Basic package, priced at €99 per month, which replaces Enhanced Autopilot in countries where FSD is not yet available. The feature moves the car in a straight line forward or backward with no one inside, using the app or key fob. It has been superseded by Actually Smart Summon, launched in Europe in 2024 but heavily restricted: the owner must stay within 6 meters of the vehicle, compared with about 65 meters in North America.…

Dumb Summon is the new official European name for the original straight-line Summon.
Actually Smart Summon in Europe has a 6-meter range, versus 65 meters in North America.

🔎 Why it matters: Tesla Assisted Driving Basic, at €99 per month, includes Autosteer and two Summon variants. Dumb Summon becomes the official name for the version that only moves forward or backward in a straight line.

📈 Upside: European owners will be able to distinguish between Dumb Summon and Actually Smart Summon in the configurator.

📉 Risk: Actually Smart Summon remains limited to 6 meters in Europe, and the increase to 10 or 15 meters depends on a regulatory change that is still a draft.

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Tesla Renames Original Summon to 'Dumb Summon' in Europe

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