France Stands Alone in EU Opposition to Tesla's Full Self-Driving Software In a move that highlights growing tensions between European governments and the tech giant, France has become the first EU country to publicly voice its opposition to the Dutch-led approval of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. The decision, made by the European Union's regulatory body, has sparked widespread concern over the safety implications of the autonomous driving technology. France's move is seen as a significant departure from the EU's typically unified stance on regulatory matters, and could have far-reaching implications for the future of autonomous vehicles on the continent. As the debate over FSD's safety continues to intensify, the French government's bold stance is set to put it at odds with other EU nations and raise questions about the balance between innovation and public safety.
France is the first EU government to publicly oppose Dutch-led approval of Tesla's Full Self-Driving software over safety concerns.
