Tesla FSD Supervised Approved in Croatia, Marking Eighth EU Member State Clearance

Tesla has secured regulatory approval to deploy its Full Self-Driving Supervised driver-assist software in Croatia, making it the eighth European Union member state to greenlight the system. The clearance is built on a provisional certification issued by the Dutch vehicle authority RDW, which is recognized across EU borders, following prior approvals in the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, Slovenia, and Czechia.

With Croatia added, Tesla's FSD Supervised framework now legally covers approximately 12.66% of the total EU population. The system operates as a Level 2 driver-assist technology, meaning drivers must maintain constant visual attention and readiness to take control. Deployment in Croatia will be carried out through over-the-air software updates, consistent with the rollout model used in North America and other approved European markets. The expansion is seen as accelerating a national domino effect in Europe ahead of formal EU-wide regulatory decisions under UNECE frameworks.