Teslas are being tested on European streets to perfect their self-driving tech. The latest stop was Rome, Italy.
Testing Self-Driving Teslas in Europe
The company is working on getting its supervised self-driving system approved. It’s still a way off, but tests are underway.
In Rome, the Tesla Model 3 navigated narrow streets and busy traffic. It even handled tough routes like the one from the Capitoline Hill to the Colosseum.
How the Test Worked
The test drive used a standard Model 3 with the latest hardware. The only difference was the special test software.
This version of the system provides supervised driving support. Tesla plans to offer updates that will enable fully autonomous driving in the future.
FSD Supervised testing in Rome, Italy
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Tesla’s Rome Test
The test showed how the system handles tough traffic conditions. It reacted to surrounding elements and provided a smooth ride.
All Tesla models come with autopilot as standard. The supervised self-driving system is an advanced version that increases safety and comfort in urban driving.
Tesla plans to offer this new capability to European customers via a software update once testing is complete. The Rome test video is available on the company’s X account.