<div id="readability-page-1"><p>Tesla has received regulatory approval to begin tests of its Full Self-Driving Supervised system on public roads in Sweden, a notable step in the company’s efforts to secure FSD approval for the wider European market.</p>    <h2><strong>FSD Supervised testing in Sweden</strong></h2>    <p>Tesla confirmed that it has been granted permission to test FSD Supervised vehicles across Sweden following cooperation with national authorities and local municipalities. The approval covers the Swedish Transport Administration’s entire road network, as well as urban and highways in the Municipality of Nacka.</p>    <p>Tesla shared some insights into its recent FSD approvals in a press release. “The approval shows that cooperation between authorities, municipalities and businesses enables technological leaps and Nacka Municipality is the first to become part of the transport system of the future. The fact that the driving of the future is also being tested on Swedish roads is an important step in the development towards autonomy in real everyday traffic,” the company noted. </p>    <p>With approval secured for FSD tests, Tesla can now evaluate the system’s performance in diverse environments, including dense urban areas and high-speed roadways across Sweden, as noted in a report from <em>Allt Om Elbil</em>. Tesla highlighted that the continued development of advanced driver assistance systems is expected to pave the way for improved traffic safety, increased accessibility, and lower emissions, particularly in populated city centers.</p>    <figure><div> <blockquote><div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>FSD in Sweden </p><p>Yesterday, Tesla received final approval from the Swedish Transport Administration to test FSD in the municipality of Nacka. This means that, for the first time, Tesla can conduct FSD testing in a Swedish urban environment.</p><p>Nacka is located right next to… pic.twitter.com/MB5ZB0Cyoh</p></div>— Alexander Kristensen (@LinkN01) January 28, 2026</blockquote> </div></figure>    <h2><strong>Tesla FSD Supervised Europe rollout</strong></h2>    <p>FSD Supervised is already available to drivers in several global markets, including Australia, Canada, China, Mexico, New Zealand, and the United States. The system is capable of handling city and highway driving tasks such as steering, acceleration, braking, and lane changes, though it still requires drivers to supervise the vehicle’s operations.</p>    <p>Tesla has stated that FSD Supervised has accumulated extensive driving data from its existing markets. In Europe, however, deployment remains subject to regulatory approval, with Tesla currently awaiting clearance from relevant authorities.</p>    <p>The company reiterated that it expects to start rolling out FSD Supervised to European customers in early 2026, pending approvals. It would then be unsurprising if the company secures approvals for FSD tests in other European territories in the coming months. </p>                  
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<p>Tesla has received regulatory approval to test its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system on public roads in Sweden, marking a significant step towards FSD approval in Europe. The approval allows testing across the entire Swedish Transport Administration's road network, including urban areas and highways in Nacka. Tesla emphasizes that this cooperation with authorities will enhance traffic safety and accessibility. FSD Supervised is already available in several global markets, and Tesla aims to roll it out in Europe by early 2026, pending further regulatory approvals.</p>

- Tesla has been granted regulatory approval to test its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system on public roads in Sweden, facilitating its efforts for wider European market approval.  
- This approval encompasses testing across Sweden's entire road network, enabling evaluation in both urban settings and high-speed roads, which is expected to enhance traffic safety and reduce emissions.  
- Tesla anticipates a rollout of FSD Supervised in Europe by early 2026, with potential approvals for tests in additional European regions forthcoming.