Tesla FSD

Baidu recently dispatched engineers to Tesla's Beijing office to work on better integrating its navigation map information with the FSD, according to Reuters.

Geely has unveiled the AI-powered G-Pilot, categorizing the smart driving system into 5 levels available to its multiple brands.

Tesla used videos of Chinese roads and signs publicly available on the internet to train FSD.

The move will improve the performance of FSD in China as much as possible without transferring data outside of China, according to local media.

Tesla has begun rolling out FSD-like smart driving features in China, though avoids mentioning FSD.

Tesla is preparing a software update for Chinese customers to offer FSD features similar to those available in the US market, according to Bloomberg.

Tesla said last month that it expected to launch FSD in China in the first quarter of 2025, but people familiar said the rollout progress is not expected to mirror the speed as it planned, according to China Daily.

Tesla is allowing Chinese customers who buy its vehicles on or before December 31 to transfer their original FSD to a new vehicle for free. The last time the window was available was from February 7 to March 31.

Tesla plans to launch FSD in China and Europe in the first quarter of 2025, pending regulatory approval. This is a slight delay from previous plans.

Tesla is likely to get regulatory approval to launch FSD in markets such as Europe and China by the end of this year, Elon Musk said.