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Full Self-Driving (Supervised)

Tesla's supervised driver-assistance software — trained on billions of miles of real-world driving data.

$99/moSubscription
11B+Miles driven
7×Safer than a human driver when FSD (Supervised) is engaged
12Countries and counting

Supervised driving: All currently enabled FSD features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous.

The future of transport

Tesla uses billions of miles of anonymous real-world driving data to train Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to take care of the most stressful parts of daily driving while helping make the roads safer for you and others. When enabled, your vehicle will drive you almost anywhere with your active supervision, requiring minimal intervention.

Full Self-Driving (Supervised) is currently available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, China, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium, and will come to other regions in future updates.

Designed for every drive

Full Self-Driving (Supervised) intelligently completes driving maneuvers for you under your active supervision — for quick errands, daily commutes and road trips.

  • Route navigation
  • Steering
  • Lane changes
  • Parking
  • Quick errands, daily commutes and road trips

Key features

Drives to you

Actually Smart Summon

Activate in the Tesla app and your Tesla vehicle will navigate through parking lots and tight spaces to get to you.

Drives for you

FSD (Supervised)

On-board cameras with 360-degree visibility check your blind spots and move your Tesla vehicle into a neighboring lane while maintaining your speed and avoiding bikes, motorcycles and other cars.

Parks for you

Autopark

Your Tesla vehicle will automatically detect and maneuver into perpendicular and parallel parking spots for you.

Trained on once-in-a-lifetime scenarios

Crashes are complex. Full Self-Driving (Supervised) is trained on what amounts to over 100 years of anonymous real-world driving scenarios from Tesla's fleet of over six million vehicles. The fleet collectively experiences a lifetime of driving scenarios in 10 minutes.

Always attentive, never distracted

Cameras don't blink, feel tired or get distracted. Full Self-Driving (Supervised) helps you drive better by taking care of the most common and error-prone driving tasks. Tesla vehicles are equipped with exterior cameras that enable 360-degree visibility, plus safety features powered by the same technology as FSD software to help reduce the severity of accidents or prevent them altogether. Over-the-air software updates ensure each Tesla vehicle has access to the latest safety improvements.

11B+Miles driven
7×Safer than a human driver when FSD (Supervised) is engaged
12Countries and counting

The future is autonomous

As Tesla's technology continues to advance, the company is working toward a fully autonomous future. With Full Self-Driving (Unsupervised), autonomous driving will be made possible — unlocking a fleet of robotaxis and making Cybercab a reality.

Latest news

trending stories and headlines — sourced below

Event · Next month in Austin

Cybercab launch event — 3 September

Tesla is celebrating the Cybercab robotaxi launch with an exclusive, invite-only evening in Austin. Press reports and invitation emails fix the date as 3 September 2026. Tesla says it will livestream the event; everyday Robotaxi access after the night is still expected to start small, alongside the Model Y fleet already running in a handful of US cities.

  • Invite-only guest list
  • Livestream planned
  • Joins Austin Robotaxi

Tesla's sweepstakes page confirms an exclusive Austin celebration of the Cybercab robotaxi launch. The 3 September date comes from invitation emails and journalism; treat wider public Cybercab hailing as unconfirmed until Tesla's Robotaxi app says otherwise.

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  • Software

    FSD v14 Rolls Out to Early Access Fleet with Revamped Neural Net

    Tesla began pushing FSD v14 to Early Access Programme vehicles this week, promising a ground-up rewrite of the occupancy network and notably smoother urban driving behaviour.

    as of 2026-09-21

  • Sales

    Model Y Juniper on Track for Record Quarter in Europe and China

    Delivery data from Q3 trackers suggests the refreshed Model Y is outselling its predecessor in key markets; final Q3 figures expected late September. Some analyst estimates remain disputed.

    as of 2026-09-21

  • Safety

    Tesla Reports Cybercab Completes One Million Driverless Miles in Texas

    Tesla confirmed via its official channels that its Cybercab fleet crossed the one-million autonomous mile mark in Texas, with no at-fault collisions recorded — regulators are reviewing the data.

    as of 2026-09-21

  • Autonomy

    Tesla Robotaxi Network Expands Beyond Austin as Paid Rides Ramp Up

    Tesla's driverless Cybercab service, launched in Austin earlier this year, is reported to be extending to additional US cities, with waitlist signups growing rapidly amid strong early rider reviews.

    as of 2026-09-21

  • Trending

    1. FSD v14Early Access rollout sparks…
    2. Robotaxi ExpansionCities beyond Austin…
    3. Q3 DeliveriesFinal Q3 2026 delivery count…
    4. Cybercab MilesOne million driverless miles…
    5. Model Y JuniperRefreshed Model Y continuing…
    6. Supercharger V4New V4 Supercharger corridor…

Sources: Tesla official X account (@Tesla) — Cybercab milestone and FSD v14 rollout announcements, September 2026 Teslarati (@Teslarati on X) — Robotaxi expansion reporting and rider experience coverage, September 2026 InsideEVs (@InsideEVs on X) — Model Y Juniper Q3 delivery tracker analysis, September 2026 Reuters — Tesla autonomous miles regulatory review coverage, September 2026 Electrek — FSD v14 Early Access Programme feature breakdown, September 2026 Bloomberg — Q3 2026 Tesla delivery estimates and analyst forecasts, September 2026 Trending topics: synthesis of Tesla/EV journalism and X discourse for the week of 21 September 2026. Live tile: headline fetched server-side by teslaway® via web search and X trending signals; cached for several hours — not real-time.

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  • · Price reflects monthly subscription, subject to terms and conditions. Price and feature availability subject to change.
  • · Availability of all features depends on regulatory approval and other factors, which may take longer in some jurisdictions.
  • · Currently enabled features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous.
  • · Safety statistics are reported by Tesla and compared to the estimated U.S. average. Mileage counters increment at the average rate of Tesla fleet mileage per second and may not include mileage from free trials.
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