Tesla, Baidu jump as EV maker reportedly wins tentative nod to launch FSD in China
) has received tentative approval from Beijing to launch its driver assistance software in China, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
Chinese authorities have agreed to allow Tesla to introduce its Full Self Driving solution, leveraging mapping and navigation technology from Baidu (NASDAQ:Through this collaboration with Baidu, Tesla not only acquired the necessary technological framework but also addressed key regulatory concerns about data security, easing the path for FSD’s deployment.
The green light from Beijing follows discussions between Musk and high-ranking Chinese officials, including Premier Li Qiang, a former Communist Party leader in Shanghai where Tesla built its manufacturing base.
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