Tesla employees have been testing Full Self-Driving (beta) for some time with very good results. Are we even close to their European release?

Tesla is pursuing a dream, to be able to offer partially autonomous driving thanks to neural networks and AI developed by the company.

The closest that exists to reality is what is known as Tesla Is Fully Self-Drivingwhich is in Beta and all Tesla owners in the United States with this purchased option can enjoy it.

It’s still a long way to go but we’ve seen many cases where FSD-enabled vehicles have been able to get from point A to point B without driver intervention, and not only on highways but also in cities with traffic lights. , cross etc…

In Europe, this is likely to be slower because regulatory agencies do not allow the use of this technology at this time as it does in the United States.

Even so, Elon Musk has come a long way in the past IA DAY 2 was held on September 30thWhat The Full Self-Driving beta to be used in Europe will be ready by the end of 2022although its rollout to Tesla car owners is largely up to regulatory agencies.

Now thanks Telescopewe have learned that several Tesla employees have been beta testing Full Self-Driving in the UK for over a year, their tests have been conducted both on closed tracks and in public places where behavior and results have been more than positive, as there is no record of any accidents.

In addition, the same media indicates that the code used from FSD beta comes from a single stack, this means that it is the last code that Tesla prepared in FSD, which brings together the use of enhanced Autopilot and use of FSD using the same neural network.

While Tesla hasn’t announced when the FSD beta will actually be available in Europe, it seems that it is closer and it remains only for regulatory agencies to give the green light for its use.