# Tesla's self-driving tech reaches Czech Republic

> The country becomes the seventh European nation to approve FSD Supervised after months of safety review.
- Title: Tesla's self-driving tech reaches Czech Republic · Engadget
- Summary: The country becomes the seventh European nation to approve FSD Supervised after months of safety review. Tesla's Full Self-Driving Supervised is expanding…
- Keywords: tesla, full self-driving supervised, czech republic, europe, driver assistance, autonomous vehicles, regulatory approval, rdw, netherlands, fsd expansion, technology, Tesla's
- Source: Engadget — https://engadget.com/2264292/tesla-will-soon-roll-out-fsd-supervised-in-the-czech-republic
- Author: Jackson Chen
- Published: 2026-09-21T17:17:02+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: tesla, full self-driving supervised, czech republic, europe, driver assistance, autonomous vehicles, regulatory approval, rdw, netherlands, fsd expansion, technology
## Czech Republic approves Tesla's self-driving
The country's Ministry of Transport granted provisional approval for Full Self-Driving Supervised, making it the seventh European nation to do so.
## Safety concerns drove the review
Czech regulators initially worried about how FSD Supervised handles traffic lights, speed limits, and driver attention monitoring before approving the system.
## Dutch approval paved the way
The Czech agency based its decision on provisional approval from the RDW, the Dutch auto regulatory authority, issued in April 2026.
## Seven countries now allow FSD Supervised
The Czech Republic joins the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, and Slovenia in approving Tesla's driver assistance system.
## France testing, EU vote looming
France is currently running tests on FSD Supervised, while Tesla seeks approval from at least 15 of 27 EU member states in a vote potentially happening in October.
## Key takeaway

Tesla's Full Self-Driving Supervised is expanding across Europe, with the Czech Republic now the seventh country to grant approval, though larger markets like France are still testing the system.