Tesla receives approval for autonomous driving technology in Slovakia
路透社2026/10/16 14:36Reuters, October 16 - Tesla said in a post on platform X on Friday that Slovakia has approved the company’s TSLA.O Full Self-Driving (link) (FSD) system.
The company added that deployment of the system will begin soon.
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