Belgian safety group tests Tesla FSD, reports speed-limit misreads
According to CNA Business, a Belgian road-safety group tested Tesla’s FSD in Belgium over about 400 km and found the system frequently exceeded speed limits and displayed incorrect higher limits, including in 30 km/h zones around Brussels. The group also observed the system attempting to overtake cyclists where prohibited, while Tesla and regulators noted the driver must remain responsible for traffic rules. The NGO sent its report to the Flemish ministry and RDW, and an EU vote on approving FSD in the EU is anticipated on October 6.
Key facts
- 01Johanna.be tested Tesla’s FSD over about 400 km in July in Belgium.
- 02System often exceeded speed limits and displayed higher speed limits to drivers, including in 30 km/h zones.
- 03The organization observed the system attempting to overtake cyclists on prohibited streets.
- 04The NGO sent the report to the Flemish ministry and RDW; EU-wide vote on FSD approval may happen on October 6.
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