Finland recognises Tesla's FSD Supervised as 11th European country to do so

Finland has recognised Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software, making it the 11th European country to do so. The recognition means the driver-assistance system is cleared for use on Finnish roads. As the name indicates, it is a supervised system, so a human driver remains responsible for the vehicle.

The decision is national. Finland has approved the software for its own roads while leaving the larger decision to be made in a separate forum. That wider decision is not described, and nothing is said about when it might be taken or what it would involve.

The move adds to a growing list of European countries that have accepted Tesla's supervised driving software. Tesla is also pursuing driverless ambitions elsewhere: it has put its Cybercab, a vehicle without conventional controls, on the streets of Austin, Texas.