Tesla FSD (Supervised) approved in Slovenia, Europe's sixth market
Tesla's European arm confirmed on X that FSD (Supervised) has been approved in Slovenia and will launch there soon — the sixth European country to activate the system after Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium, marking the first new approval in several months since June.
Tesla's official European account announced on X that FSD (Supervised) has cleared regulatory approval in Slovenia, with a formal rollout to follow shortly.
The approval makes Slovenia the sixth European country where FSD is active, following earlier rollouts in Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium, among others. Multiple outlets (Drive Tesla Canada, TeslaNorth, EVSHIFT) note this is the first new European country approval since June, suggesting the region's approval pipeline is moving again after a quiet stretch.
Tesla must clear country-by-country regulatory and data requirements before FSD can go live in each European market. Even a small market like Slovenia adds incrementally to the company's broader European FSD subscription base.
Still, full-region availability remains some way off — France, for instance, is running its own validation tests ahead of an EU approval vote, underscoring how uneven the pace of clearance still is across the continent.
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