Tesla expands FSD Supervised in Europe

Tesla has started broadening the public footprint of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in Europe, based on changes across its regional websites and support materials in May 2026. Tesla’s U.K., Ireland and Netherlands FSD pages now market the feature directly to customers, and Tesla’s owner-manual language says deployment is expanding to “additional countries.” (tesla.com 1) (tesla.com 2) A Tesla-focused X account added to that picture this week with a short video post saying FSD Supervised was expanding in Europe and pointing to other recent software changes, including Grok in cars, Supercharger management updates and regional Model 3 adjustments. (tesla.com) The post itself appeared to have limited engagement when viewed through the linked page. Tesla has not, in the materials reviewed, published a single newsroom announcement laying out a Europe-wide launch timetable. But its consumer-facing pages now describe FSD Supervised as a live product in multiple markets, not only a future plan. (tesla.com) ### Which Tesla pages show the Europe expansion? Tesla’s U.K. site says Full Self-Driving (Supervised) can drive “almost anywhere” with active supervision, and Tesla’s Ireland and Netherlands pages carry similar language. The pages invite customers to “stay updated,” indicating Tesla is marketing the feature directly in those countries. (x.com) Tesla’s owner-manual language is more explicit about rollout. The Model Y manual says that “as Full Self-Driving (Supervised) deployment expands to additional countries,” drivers in newly eligible countries should be “extra attentive and overly cautious.” (tesla.com) ### How broad is Tesla saying the rollout is? Tesla’s main FSD page says the system is available in “8 countries and counting.” The same page says FSD Supervised has logged more than 10.4 billion miles driven. (tesla.com) Tesla also ran FSD Supervised ride-along events in Germany from Dec. 1, 2025, through Apr. 30, 2026, according to its Europe events page. Those events covered cities including Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Munich. ### What does Tesla say the system actually does? (tesla.com) Tesla Support says FSD Supervised can drive “almost anywhere” under driver supervision, including making lane changes, choosing forks, navigating around vehicles and objects, and making left and right turns. Tesla says the feature does not make the vehicle fully autonomous and does not replace the driver. (tesla.com) Tesla’s Autopilot support page for the U.K. also says new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles built for European and Middle Eastern markets use camera-based Tesla Vision rather than radar. (tesla.com) ### What about the Grok and software-note claims? Tesla Support says Grok is available in Model S, 3, X, Y and Cybertruck vehicles with an AMD processor, software version 2025.26 or later, and Premium Connectivity or Wi‑Fi. Tesla says availability can change and may expand to additional vehicles through over-the-air updates. (tesla.com) Tesla’s software support pages say release notes are shown on the car’s touchscreen and can be checked under the Software tab. Tesla’s Model 3 manual says release notes visible in the car take precedence over more general documentation. (tesla.com) ### Is there an official Europe launch schedule yet? Tesla’s public support and marketing pages reviewed here do not give a single dated schedule for each European country. Tesla’s next visible customer-facing references are the regional FSD pages, the in-car release notes described in the owner manuals, and any future updates to Tesla’s support or newsroom pages. (tesla.com) (tesla.com) (tesla.com)