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Tesla Touts Full Self-Driving as 4.1X Less Likely to Crash as Europe Weighs Wider Approval

Sep 1, 2026 · 02:30 PM ET· updated 1h ago
Tesla Touts Full Self-Driving as 4.1X Less Likely to Crash as Europe Weighs Wider Approval

Tesla says FSD recorded 4.1X fewer crashes than manual driving in Europe as regulators prepare for a vote on wider approval.

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Tesla says their self-driving system crashes way less often than regular drivers in Europe, and officials are thinking about letting more people use it. When a company claims their product is safer and officials might approve it, that's often a sign people feel more confident about the company's future.

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