US EditionMusk expects Tesla's Full Self-Driving software to win full China approval in early 2026
Tesla aims to expand autonomous driving tests after expected full approval for its Full Self-Driving system, joining competitors with robotaxi services reaching 250,000 weekly rides.
- Elon Musk expects Tesla's Full Self-Driving software to receive full approval from Chinese regulators around February or March 2026.
- Tesla already has partial approval for its autonomous driving technology in China.
- A full approval would allow Tesla to conduct tests for its self-driving technology in China, where Baidu's robotaxi service has reached 250,000 rides per week.
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Tesla China expecting full FSD approval in Q1 2026: Elon Musk
Elon Musk has provided a concrete estimated date for Full Self-Driving’s (FSD) full approval in China. While a version of the system has been deployed to some users in China, the company only holds partial approval for FSD features in the country. The CEO shared the update during Tesla’s Annual Shareholder Meeting, where stockholders also voted to approve Elon Musk’s ambitious 2025 performance award. Elon Musk’s China FSD update During the meeti…
Elon Musk Expects Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Software To Win Full China Approval in Early 2026
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he expects the Full Self-Driving software, a driver assistance system, will be fully approved in China early next year. China is a major market for Tesla, but its share has slumped to 8% as of last quarter compared with a peak of 15.4% in the first quarter of 2023.
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