Tesla has shared fresh footage of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system operating on the streets of London, showcasing its progress in right-hand-drive (RHD) markets. The release follows the company’s Q2 earnings call last week, where a brief image hinted at FSD testing in the UK, but without any accompanying detail.
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The new 2.5-minute video, posted on Tesla Europe’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, captures a Tesla Model 3 navigating a supervised FSD route across key parts of London. The video confirms that Tesla is continuing to test and refine its autonomous driving technology ahead of official approval.
“Full drive through London, UK. FSD Supervised is pending regulatory approval,” Tesla stated in the video caption.
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FSD Navigates Busy London Streets
Filmed on a typical overcast summer day, the footage shows the Tesla responding to pedestrians, stop signs, and traffic while smoothly navigating the city’s bustling streets. The route passes several iconic London landmarks, including:
Landmark Spotted | Notable Location |
Big Ben | Westminster |
Buckingham Palace | The Mall |
Trafalgar Square | Central London |
The car appears to handle roundabouts, lane changes, and stops without driver intervention, demonstrating the system’s adaptability to the UK’s urban environment.
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FSD Supervised in Right-Hand-Drive Markets
This isn’t the first time Tesla has tested its supervised FSD system in an RHD setting. In recent months, similar trials have taken place in Australia:
- Melbourne: Tesla shared a video in May of a Model 3 operating on local roads without driver input.
- Sydney: Earlier this month, a follow-up video showed the system navigating the Harbour City with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge visible during the drive.
Tesla Australia’s Country Director, Thom Drew, also made a significant announcement following the Sydney video. In a LinkedIn post, he confirmed that there are no regulatory hurdles preventing the rollout of FSD Supervised in Australia or New Zealand.
The initial phase of rollout will focus on vehicles equipped with Hardware 4 (HW4), before expanding to more Tesla models over time.
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Global Rollout Strategy in Motion
With London testing now public, it’s clear that Tesla is pushing to expand FSD Supervised across key RHD markets. The move is seen as a vital step in Tesla’s broader strategy to position its autonomous tech for global adoption.
Enthusiasts and industry observers alike are watching closely to see how fast the company can secure approvals from regulators in individual markets.
Summary Table: Recent FSD Supervised Tests in RHD Markets
City | Country | Hardware Used | Regulatory Status |
Melbourne | Australia | HW4 | Approved for testing |
Sydney | Australia | HW4 | No known regulatory blockers |
London | United Kingdom | HW4 | Pending regulatory approval |
As Tesla sharpens its focus on autonomous driving, the supervised version of FSD is set to play a major role in its roadmap—especially in RHD countries like Australia, the UK, and New Zealand.
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