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Tesla cuts FSD’s speed margin from 50% to 10% over the limit in Europe

Dutch regulator RDW approved a Tesla update that caps Tesla Assisted Driving at 10% over the speed limit, down from 50%, ahead of the EU-wide vote.

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Tesla’s driver-assistance system in Europe can no longer be set to drive 50% over the speed limit. The Netherlands’ RDW, which approved the system in April, confirmed today that it signed off on an update capping the speed margin at 10% and officially renaming “FSD Supervised” to Tesla Assisted Driving.

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Tesla cuts FSD’s speed margin from 50% to 10% over the limit in Europe

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