Tesla Full-Self Driving in Australia, but There's a catch...

Tesla self-driving FSD software used in Australia for first time, does hook turn in Melbourne

Tesla's FSD software lands in Australia with new video showing it being tested in the streets of Melbourne, exciting many across the country. The post Tesla self-driving FSD software used in Australia for first time, does hook turn in Melbourne appeared first on The Driven.

Tesla Highlights Global FSD Capabilities With New Tests in Melbourne and Paris

Tesla has demonstrated the international versatility of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology with new test videos from Australia and France, as the company prepares to launch a driverless robotaxi service in Austin, Texas next month. In a series of videos shared on social media platform X, Tesla’s AI team highlighted the performance of its FSD [...] The post Tesla Highlights Global FSD Capabilities With New Tests in Melbourne and Paris appeare…

Tesla Shows First FSD Tests in Australia, First Right-Hand Drive Market

Tesla showed on Friday footage from the tests of the supervised full self-driving (FSD) in Australia. The system expanded to China earlier this year and is expected to reach Europe later this year pending regulatory approvals.

Tesla release FSD (Supervised) RHD video in Melbourne, Australia !

Tesla AI has just released a new video showcase FSD (Supervised) running on a RHD, HW4 Tesla Model 3, in Melbourne, Australia. This is incredibly exciting to see, as Australians have been waiting, watching the US, Canada, Mexico and China all have their turn and it’s great to finally see it coming here. Tesla released […] The post Tesla release FSD (Supervised) RHD video in Melbourne, Australia ! appeared first on techAU.

Tesla Full-Self Driving in Australia, but there's a catch...

This is our first look at Tesla’s hands-free, eyes-on ‘Full Self-Driving Supervised’ technology working on Australian roads, but it’s not available to customers just yet. Tesla’s most advanced semi-autonomous driving system, known as Full Self-Driving, has made its first public appearance in a right-hand-drive car on Australian roads. But there is still no word on when it will become available to local Tesla customers, many of whom have spent u…