RDW Caps Tesla FSD Speed Margin at 10% in Europe — SkimNews
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- Tesla's driver-assistance system in Europe can no longer be set to drive 50% over the speed limit, according to the revised configuration cleared by the regulator.
- RDW, the Netherlands' vehicle regulator, confirmed it signed off on an update capping the speed margin at 10% for Tesla's system.
- Tesla's system had already cleared RDW approval in April, before the Dutch regulator confirmed its sign-off on the revised configuration today.
- The same update officially renames FSD Supervised to a new Tesla-branded name beginning "Tesla Assisted Driv," replacing the FSD label for the European system.
Why it matters: RDW's April approval now covers a less permissive setup: the over-limit buffer in Europe drops from 50% to 10%, and the feature arrives under a renamed label. For Tesla, that means the version cleared for European drivers is not the one the regulator first signed off in April.
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