Lithuania becomes the second European country to approve Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) software (Supervised) for use on public roads, according to multiple reports. The Lithuanian transport safety administration adopts the prior certification approach used by the Netherlands’ regulator, rather than issuing an entirely new, independent assessment, and the approval follows the earlier Dutch rollout. Tech outlets say the change is part of a broader expansion of Tesla driver-assistance capabilities across Europe, moving beyond a single-country pilot.
Both sources describe Lithuania’s approval as arriving weeks after the Netherlands became the first EU member state to authorize FSD (Supervised). They also point to additional countries that may follow in the near term, including Greece and Belgium, though the timing and scope of any approvals are not detailed in the provided excerpts. Overall, the reporting focuses on regulatory authorization in Europe and the spread of Tesla’s supervised driving features through country-by-country approval processes.
