Tesla opens 'Full Self-Driving' beta testing to anyone in North America
Adding a lot more testers to a situation the NTSB calls 'the Wild West on our roads'Tesla is making its controversial driver-assistance system available to customers previously deemed not safe enough behind the wheel to test it out.
The US Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission have been investigating Tesla’s self-driving claims, a person familiar with the matter said last month. “FSD purchases haven’t been fully recognized in Tesla’s P&L because consumers had bought a promise rather than a fully working product,” Patrick Hummel, a UBS analyst with a buy rating on the stock, said in a Nov. 14 note.
When asked in March when Europeans will get to test FSD, Musk told fans at the plant Tesla was opening near Berlin that the company was holding off because regulators in the region were less permissive.
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