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Musk's Europe gamble: Will others follow the Dutch and approve FSD?

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The Dutch vehicle regulator RDW has approved Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) for use on its roads, and is urging other EU countries to follow suit. This development is crucial for developers and tech professionals as it could unlock a significant new market of 450 million potential customers in Europe for autonomous driving technologies. However, Tesla faces skepticism from other European regulators, indicating that widespread approval across the EU remains uncertain.

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