Tesla is currently rolling out its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software in China, marking a significant milestone for the electric vehicle maker in the world’s largest car market. The release of the ...

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) braces for potential delays in obtaining the necessary approval for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in China, primarily due to escalating Sino-American trade tensions.

Last year, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said RHD markets should get FSD in late Q1 - early Q2 2025. The EV maker just started rolling out FSD in China according to the plan, which means RHD markets should ...

insisting that whatever the car does is the driver's responsibility. Predictably, this is also why Tesla calls it FSD (Supervised) now instead of FSD Beta.

Tesla Inc. is readying a software update for customers in China to offer driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US, according to a person familiar ...

Aimed at consumers who bought the FSD package for 64,000 yuan ($8,832), the upgrade will first be used on a small number of vehicles before a wider release. Notwithstanding this action ...

TL;DR: Tesla has partnered with TSMC to produce new FSD chips for China using 4nm-5nm process nodes. Tesla has reportedly tapped TSMC to make its new FSD chips for China, using the company's 4nm ...

Tesla is preparing to roll out its FSD feature in China and will provide a batch of software ... This upgrade (exclusive to Tesla owners) is currently in beta testing. Enhanced Regional Navigation: CN ...

The capabilities will be deployed to customers who’ve paid 64,000 yuan ($8,800) for what Tesla calls FSD. While the company markets its features as self-driving, they require constant human ...