EVwire brief: Tesla’s European fleet has now driven 100 million kilometers (62.1 million miles) using Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised, doubling the cumulative distance in roughly six weeks.
The milestone comes just 29 days after European FSD usage passed 65 million km (40.39 million miles) and about six weeks after Tesla reported 50 million km (31.07 million miles).
The milestone was announced by the official Tesla Europe account on X:
The pace has accelerated sharply since FSD Supervised reached European customers. Drivers crossed 10 million km in the Netherlands within a month of the April launch, passed 15 million km across Europe on May 20, then added another 5 million km in less than three days to reach 20 million. By July 14, the total had reached 50 million km.
The current European fleet is spread across five countries: the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium. All five gained approval between April and June, with the latter four building on the Dutch regulatory approval in various ways.
That makes the 100-million-kilometer figure particularly notable: Europe's FSD odometer is growing rapidly despite the system still being unavailable across most of the continent. As Tesla secures approval in additional European markets, there will simply be many more drivers able to contribute to that cumulative total.
FSD tests are now ongoing in several other European countries, such as France.
Context:
The growing mileage also comes alongside increasingly encouraging safety data from the five-country fleet. Tesla's latest European figures, released after the 65-million-km milestone, put FSD Supervised at 5.2 times safer than manual driving when compared against Teslas equipped with the same Active Safety Features. The dataset covered 41.9 million km of highway driving with zero FSD collisions, while non-highway driving recorded six collisions across 23.8 million km.
Earlier Dutch data showed three collisions over 7.0 million km of non-highway driving and none across 16.6 million km on highways. Separately, the Dutch regulator RDW said its own testing found FSD Supervised made a positive contribution to road safety and reported roughly 24 million km driven in the Netherlands without relevant incidents.
Of course, these safety figures are Tesla's data, and the comparison methodology matters. But the European dataset is getting substantially larger, and so is the real-world mileage behind it.
Source: Tesla Europe (@teslaeurope on X)
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