Completely untrue, Tesla FSD is approved for Finland, Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia, Slovakia and Latvia. Chinese cars like BYD, Xpeng etc are everywhere too.

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GardenLetter27 a day ago | parent | next [-]

But not in France, Germany, Sweden, Spain, Poland, Italy, Ireland, etc. - thus not in most of Europe.

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krzyk a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Basically the smallest EU countries.

I agree that Chinese EV cars are all over Europe.

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Gravityloss a day ago | parent | prev [-]

European car manufacturers are sleeping on FSD. Why would I buy a non-FSD car if there's not much price difference?

AFAIU only Ford and Tesla have it currently?

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throwa356262 a day ago | parent | next [-]

Mercedes has self driving that unlike Tesla has gone through proper safety testing and can be used at higher autonomy levels.

Camera-only systems like the Tesla cannot handle some weather conditions and should not allowed on European roads.

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origini a day ago | parent | prev [-]

There is no Tesla Full self driving in europe.

BMW can self drive on autobahns in europe.

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Gravityloss a day ago | parent [-]

Can one buy a Mercedes or BMW today in Finland that can drive hands-off? Not meant as a rhetorical question. I thought that it's not possible but I might be wrong, am not an expert.

	▲	origini a day ago \| parent [-]
		Tesla can be used in Finland supervised aka tesla needs to see that you look at the street. BMW and Mercedes can drive hands-off and eyes off on german autobahns. So none of them can do it properly anywhere :D