Germany’s competition watchdog has cleared Tesla to introduce its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software in the European Union, but with a key condition: the company must rebrand the system to avoid misleading consumers about its capabilities. Regulators argue the current name implies a level of autonomy that doesn’t align with the technology’s actual performance. The decision follows concerns over how automated driving features are marketed, raising questions about transparency in the industry. Tesla will now need to adjust its branding before proceeding with the launch.
Germany: Tesla Can Launch FSD in EU, but Must Drop the ‘Misleading’ Name PCMag
