
Over 50 million kilometers driven on FSD Supervised by our customers in the Netherlands, Estonia, Belgium, Lithuania & Denmark 🤖 🇳🇱 🇪🇪 🇧🇪 🇱🇹 🇩🇰
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Over 50 million kilometers driven on FSD Supervised by our customers in the Netherlands, Estonia, Belgium, Lithuania & Denmark 🤖 🇳🇱 🇪🇪 🇧🇪 🇱🇹 🇩🇰



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Autopilot fährt mich schon jetzt souverän durch den Alltag. FSD wird das i-Tüpfelchen sein — entspannt, sicher, frei. Deutschland? Statt Fortschritt nur Regularien, Paragraphen und Lobby…


🔥 A new build of Tesla FSD (Supervised) v14 Lite is now rolling out to early access HW3/AI3 owners with the new 2026.20.6.10 software update! ✅ Introduces the ability to disable Brake Confirm for the first time on HW3/AI3 vehicles.

A few drives and over 100 miles in with the new FSD v14 lite update and here are my thoughts: V14 lite was already quite good and this update brought some HUGE UI improvements which makes it feel so much better. Tesla has added a great Start Self Driving from park change where you now don’t have to confirm by pressing the brake pedal to start FSD from park. Seems like a minor change but it’s a huge quality of life improvement. Tesla has also added the same parking options tab as AI4 cars, when approaching your destination it pulls up the tab to show you your parking options at destination. It shows the blue P and you can press it mid drive as well. Something else to note is Curbside has now been changed to Pull Over just like AI4 FSD v14.3. The Self Driving App has been added in this update just like AI4 cars, it tracks your overall percentage of FSD usage. Doing the math on my current usage/odometer it seems like the tracking started when I installed 2026.8.6. The Self Driving app shows you instructions on how to use FSD too as well as monthly stats. This new update has also brought streaks! Just like AI4 cars it tracks your continuous streak of FSD usage. It also shows you how many days in a row you have used FSD. Got a 100 mile streak tonight and it showed confetti just like AI4. Highway performance is SO good still. Keeps a consistent speed with no unnecessary lane changes and I saw zero left lane camping tonight. It handles high speed curves so perfectly and doesn’t ping pong and it feels so dialed in. Dare I say almost as good as AI4, almost all the way there- just wish it would accelerate stronger in hurry onto the highway when merging from the on ramp. Great lane choices and passing decisions. No traffic so it sat at 2mph slower than it used to when no cars around in standard and hurry but if a quicker car would come by it would speed up a bit. DMS might also be slightly more sensitive but it was dark out, will confirm with some more driving later today. City streets: this update is similar than before but seems to be slightly more confident around city streets. Hurry was a bit quicker than before but I wish it would accelerate slightly stronger in hurry profile only. Really good yellow light performance on the three I encountered and had smooth braking and no overreactions. I did however see the weird turn signal bug for the second time ever tonight at a traffic light so this is still present with this update as well as the slight steering wheel wobble at around 40mph and still way improved over v12.6.4. They definitely improved the way it leaves stop signs and lights though, slightly more linear and smooth acceleration from a stop. Obeyed both no right on red signs I encountered too. Dips and speed bump speed is perfect as it was before too. Most importantly, FSD v14 lite feels so much safer than v12.6.4. Parking might be slightly improved in this build where it took a better approach angle like I mentioned it needs to in the previous build reviews. It still doesn’t straighten out wheel at the end which I would like to see changed. It also still “double stops” when almost done with a parking job backing up to a supercharger space. Speed might be a tad quicker than the last build as well but will get some more parking in later today to confirm my findings. Overall, this update (2026.20.6.10) brought some massive UI changes, quality of life improvements, and really made this update feel like v14 even more. Absolutely incredible what they’ve accomplished with v14 lite on HW3 cars. Feels like I got a new car. Thanks @Tesla_AI and UI teams for all the hard work getting this out and I really hope it rolls wide soon!





As we already knew, the 118th TCMV meeting will take place on June 30th. However, no decision will be made regarding Tesla FSD Supervised approval for the entire EU, only further discussion. The next TCMV meeting will be held in early October, after the summer break.

The 🇩🇪 German transport ministry has decided to conduct its own tests of "FSD Supervised" and expects to receive a Tesla vehicle for this purpose in July. "A Tesla vehicle is expected to be made available to the KBA [Federal Motor Transport Authority] as early as July for independent testing of the system, in order to formulate a well-founded German position on the matter." As previously predicted, the KBA will only authorize "FSD Supervised" in Germany within the framework of a coordinated approach and an EU-wide vote and rollout. Germany thus intends to verify the extensive 18 months of test data provided by the RDW through its own tests using just a single vehicle over a period of one to two months, a move that suggests an attempt to delay the process. I believe that, in the medium to long term, the KBA will have no choice but to approve the system; however, in my assessment, it is more likely that, influenced by the German automotive industry and their protectionist ideology disregarding avoidable accidents and fatalities they are looking for a reason to postpone the decision. They may not find one but they will certainly look for one or more.


Tesla has surpassed 11 billion miles driven with FSD (Supervised). Owners across the world are now collectively driving approximately 27 million miles (~43 million km) per day with FSD.




