Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) (Supervised) has received approval in the Netherlands, marking a significant milestone for Tesla’s European expansion and setting the stage for broader EU acceptance.. The approval followed an extensive 18-month testing period, with Tesla submitting thousands of pages of documentation, conducting thousands of track tests, and completing dozens of safety studies.. Tesla claims FSD (Supervised) reduces collision risk by up to seven times compared to manual driving, though independent verification of these claims is still pending.. While the Netherlands approval is a major step, EU-wide approval requires further review and voting by member states; Canada lacks a widespread regulatory framework for supervised self-driving systems.. Canadian drivers can benefit from provincial EV incentives, including for vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), though supervised self-driving features are not yet widely regulated in the country.