Tesla Faces Full Self-Driving Pushback in EU over ‘Speeding’
Sweden’s transport authority says Tesla’s system must drop its Speed Offset feature before EU approval, citing legal and safety concerns.
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The system has been approved in Denmark for the time being, but the possibility of breaking the speed limit is causing concern in Sweden.
Tesla faces Full Self-Driving pushback in EU over ‘speeding’
A new report from Reuters claims that a transport authority in Sweden is pushing back against the approval of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving suite because it will travel over speed limits. The report says the Swedish Transport Administration (TRV) recommends the European Union votes against FSD’s approval. TRV believes it should not be approved until Tesla disables FSD’s ability to speed. TRV sent a letter to the European Union’s Technical Committee …
A Swedish transport authority is recommending a vote against the implementation of Tesla's supervised autonomous steering software, the Full Self-Drive (FSD), throughout Europe, unless the US electric vehicle manufacturer deactivates the system's ability to exceed legal speed limits. In a letter dated 30 April, obtained through a request for freedom of information, the Swedish Transport Administration (TRV) stated that Tesla's full self-driving …
The Swedish transport administration requires that the function of exceeding the specified speed limits be removed.
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Ekstra BladetThe system has been approved in Denmark for the time being, but the possibility of breaking the speed limit is causing concern in Sweden.
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