<div id="readability-page-1">Tesla has secured regulatory approval for its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system in Denmark, marking a significant step in the technology’s expansion across Europe. Announced on June 9, the approval positions Denmark as the fourth European country to greenlight FSD Supervised, following the Netherlands, Lithuania, and Estonia. Rollout to Danish vehicle owners is expected to begin soon, the company said. The Danish Road Traffic Authority granted provisional approval after reviewing the original type approval issued by the Dutch vehicle authority (RDW) on April 10, 2026. <blockquote> FSD Supervised now approved in Denmark Rollout will begin soon pic.twitter.com/Xpxwcme10k — Tesla Europe, Middle East &amp; Africa (@teslaeurope) June 9, 2026</blockquote> This national recognition approach allows individual countries to bypass slower EU-wide harmonization processes, accelerating deployment. Lithuania activated the system on May 20, with Estonia following on May 29, demonstrating a rapid domino effect across the region. FSD Supervised enables advanced driver assistance capabilities, including automatic steering, acceleration, braking, lane changes, and navigation through complex urban and rural environments. The system is designed for supervised use, as its name states, meaning drivers must remain attentive and ready to intervene at all times. It adapts to diverse conditions, such as rain, night driving, and varied road types common in Denmark, but it is important to note that the tech is not fully autonomous. Following a launch in Europe just a few months ago, with its first approval coming in the Netherlands, Tesla is just now highlighting the successful start. Early data from the Netherlands highlights strong safety performance. Between April 10 and June 5, vehicles using FSD Supervised recorded 3.5 times fewer collisions than manual driving overall, with zero crashes reported on highways across more than 16.6 million kilometers driven. These results underscore the potential of the technology to enhance road safety when properly supervised. Tesla’s European push builds on its global footprint, now reaching 12 countries with FSD Supervised availability. The software receives continuous over-the-air updates, improving performance based on real-world data from millions of miles. In Denmark, owners with compatible hardware—particularly newer vehicles equipped with Hardware 4 (HW4)—are anticipated to gain access first, though exact timelines and eligibility details will be confirmed during rollout. This approval reflects growing regulatory confidence in supervised autonomy across Europe. As more nations recognize the Dutch certification, Tesla continues to demonstrate how its AI-driven approach can navigate real-world driving scenarios effectively. Denmark’s addition strengthens Tesla’s position in the region, paving the way for broader adoption on a continent that his been surprisingly slow to adopt the technology. With FSD Supervised now approved in four European markets in just two months, the technology is steadily advancing toward wider availability. Tesla aims to refine the system further through ongoing data collection and software iterations, supporting its vision for safer and more efficient transportation. The post Tesla Full Self-Driving is taking over Europe: fourth country gets FSD approval appeared first on TESLARATI.</div>

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Tesla has received regulatory approval for its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system in Denmark, becoming the fourth European country to greenlight the technology after the Netherlands, Lithuania, and Estonia. The Danish Road Traffic Authority granted provisional approval based on Dutch certification, accelerating deployment by bypassing slower EU-wide processes. Rollout to Danish owners with compatible hardware is expected soon, continuing Tesla's rapid expansion across Europe.

- Tesla has received regulatory approval for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in Denmark, marking it as the fourth European country to do so.  
- The approval follows earlier authorizations in the Netherlands, Lithuania, and Estonia, enabling a swift rollout expected to begin soon for Danish vehicle owners.  
- FSD Supervised offers advanced driver assistance and demonstrates strong safety performance, with data showing significantly fewer collisions compared to manual driving, reflecting growing regulatory confidence in the technology across Europe.