At our Club event on Sunday in Slovenia, where FSD just rolled out, Karina spoke with Sasha from
@TeslaOwnersSLO who received FSD Supervised just a few days ago.
What she described:
• Five speed profiles: Sloth (very slow, under the limit), Chill, Standard (at the limit), Hurry (above the limit as needed), and Mad Max (most aggressive).
• Europe currently only allows the cautious setting in towns. In her hometown it drives “like a grandma.” Cars stack up behind her.
• She can press the accelerator to nudge it (“Tessie, go”), but after 10–20 seconds it slows down again. That is the programming.
• On the highway it follows the limit with no drama. 130 km/h was fine. Overtaking trucks and general manoeuvres: “amazing” and very safe.
• For Standard (and more assertive profiles) in towns, Tesla would need new papers. That would take about a year. Europe said no for now.
• She takes over when a queue builds up behind her. Google Maps still makes mistakes.
• The app shows FSD usage as a percentage. After two days she was at 1%.
• She and her husband (not in the picture) share the Tesla day-and-day. The BMW diesel sits unused.
Her verdict: grateful for what Europe allowed, highway behaviour already excellent, town driving still too timid.
That is the European FSD we have today: supervised, conservative in cities, strong on the motorway.