Details of Tesla's long-awaited FSD (Full Self-Driving) feature, which represents the biggest step forward in autonomous driving technology, have been revealed. The company said, FSD v12 complicated with its version Tesla city autonomous driving announced that it has made significant progress in making its capability available to users in Europe and therefore in Türkiye.
Tesla City Autonomous Driving in Europe and Türkiye
This advanced technology, which has been successfully tested in the US for some time as "Supervised FSD," is preparing to be introduced to the European market soon. Tesla has completed the necessary software updates to comply with the region's strict regulations. This means European users will no longer be limited to highways but will also be able to experience autonomous driving in complex city traffic.
These developments also create great expectations for Tesla owners in Türkiye. FSD v12 This new version, called "Cellular" (Cellular), bases the vehicle's decision-making processes entirely on neural networks, performing environmental sensing via cameras. This advanced "urban" autonomous driving feature is expected to be available to users in Türkiye soon.
Security, Regulations and Starting Conditions
The exact timing of the FSD feature's activation will depend on approval from local regulatory authorities in the European Union and Türkiye. Tesla is working in coordination with the relevant authorities to bring the system to market safely.
In the initial phase of this technology, security will remain a top priority. Therefore, the system will operate in a "supervised" manner and the driver is ready to intervene at any time In addition to legal obligations, this is a critical step taken to ensure security during the adoption of technology.
Tesla's move could be a turning point for automotive technologies and traffic regulations in Türkiye. The arrival of FSD v12 will mark a significant milestone in the development of smart transportation systems in the country and will increase excitement about the future of autonomous driving.
