In Pictures: Tesla FSD rebranded as Assisted Driving in Europe with stricter speed limits under RDW approval

Tesla's rebranded Assisted Driving system arrives in Europe with tighter speed controls under RDW approval.

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The Dutch RDW's approval caps Tesla's speed margin at ten percent above the posted limit.

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European regulators require Tesla's system to default to zero speed deviation at each start.

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The over-the-air update applies only to Tesla models equipped with the HW4 hardware platform.

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Tesla has shared the approved changes with nine EU member states as wider approval remains under discussion.

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Drivers still supervise the renamed Assisted Driving feature, which Tesla markets as FSD Supervised elsewhere.

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The stricter speed limits mark a shift from Full Self-Driving branding to Assisted Driving in Europe.

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Broader EU-wide approval of Tesla's assisted driving system is still being debated among member states.

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Charging infrastructure remains central as Tesla rolls out its revised driver-assistance software across Europe.

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