Tesla Removes China from FSD Availability List in North America Website Update
Tesla's North America website has removed China from its global availability list for supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode. The updated list covers 12 regions, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, South Korea and seven European countries. China had appeared on Tesla's X platform list in May 2026 but has now been excluded, reflecting the feature's status under current regulatory and market conditions. FSD V13 was previously offered to 24 Chinese models in limited testing with about 5,000 owners. Full regulatory approvals are still pending, with no confirmed launch timeline in China.
Tesla's North America website has updated its global availability list for Full Self-Driving (FSD). The latest list shows that supervised FSD mode is available in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium, covering 12 regions worldwide. China is no longer included in the available regions.
In May 2026, the list published by Tesla on the X platform had included China, and the news was widely shared at the time. With this update to the website's list, China has been removed from the available regions, reflecting the actual status of the feature under current regulatory and market conditions. Previously, FSD version V13 was opened to 24 Chinese models but was limited to small-scale testing, with about 5,000 owners having experienced the feature.
For FSD to officially enter the Chinese market, it must still complete all domestic regulatory approval procedures. As of now, there is no confirmed timetable for its launch in China, and the relevant approvals remain in progress.
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