FAQ
Understanding FSD Supervised and its availability
Everything to know before paying for FSD — or waiting. Neutral answers with sources, updated regularly.
What is FSD Supervised?
FSD (Full Self-Driving) Supervised is an advanced driver-assistance system. Despite the name, it is not autonomous: the driver must keep hands on the wheel, watch the road and stay fully responsible at all times.
When will FSD reach my country?
There is no official date. Approval depends on European certification (UNECE type approval) and then on possible national activation. Our estimate rests on cited regulator sources and is updated daily.
How do you collect the data?
Our bots continuously track regulator publications (UNECE, KBA, DGT, NHTSA…), official Tesla statements and specialist press. Every verdict is tied to public, verifiable sources with a date and link.
Is this site affiliated with Tesla?
No. FSD Tracker is an independent project, not affiliated with Tesla, Inc. We don't sell cars or options. Our only job is to document the regulatory state neutrally and with sources.
What does “confidence level” mean?
It's a percentage estimate of how reliable our verdict is for a given country. It depends on the number of sources, their recency and consistency. A low percentage signals an uncertain or thinly documented situation.
Glossary
Technical terms in plain words
Type Approval
Official approval of a vehicle type or system before it reaches the market.
UNECE R-157
UN regulation for Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS).
HW4
Tesla’s fourth-generation onboard computer, required for modern FSD.
ALKS
Automated Lane Keeping System — assisted driving subject to approval.
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