FSD (Supervised) available in South Korea

FSD (Supervised) is available to owners in South Korea on eligible vehicles. According to industry reporting, the system was officially rolled out to select owners starting around November 2025, making South Korea one of the first markets outside North America to receive the feature.

Delivery was via a software update to cars on the Hardware 4 platform; notably, South Korea received FSD V14 at a time when several other markets were still on the previous version. Coverage was later broadened, with reports of FSD (Supervised) being deployed on the Cybertruck in the country in late December 2025.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) is South Korea's road-transport regulator. The rollout was accompanied by warnings about the use of unauthorised devices to circumvent the system's limits, underscoring the supervised nature of the feature: FSD (Supervised) requires a continuously attentive driver who retains responsibility for driving.

For owners in South Korea, this means the feature has moved from a testing phase to actual availability on certified vehicles, while remaining a system that operates under driver supervision.