Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Tesla's Full Self-Driving Rolls Out in Australia Amidst Concerns
Tesla is bringing its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system to Australia, allowing certain Tesla owners to use it.
The system, still under supervision, helps with driving but requires drivers to stay alert and ready to take over.
Australian authorities have warned drivers about relying too much on the system, emphasizing that drivers are fully responsible for any incidents.
The rollout follows similar launches in the US, Canada, Mexico, China, and Puerto Rico.
The FSD system is available for a one-time purchase and includes a warning to drivers about the need for constant attention and readiness to take control.
There is video evidence that the system still has a way to go.
While FSD is available in India, it is not yet in use.
Tesla is rolling out its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in Australia.
Over 50,000 Australian Tesla owners can activate the FSD (Supervised) system.
Australian officials have warned drivers about over-reliance on FSD.
Drivers must monitor the vehicle and stay prepared to take control.
The FSD system is currently offered as a one-time purchase.
- Who
- Tesla and Australian drivers
- What
- Rollout of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system
- When
- Rollout is ongoing and just began in Australia
- Where
- Australia
- Why
- To provide advanced driver-assistance features, though with safety warnings
- Technology
- Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system
- Markets
- Australia, and also India (FSD package offered)
- Price in Australia
- AUS $10,100 (one-time purchase)
- Status
- FSD (Supervised) is rolling out
- Warning
- Drivers must stay alert and be prepared to take control