Update, August 19, 2026: This Nov. 28 post is the start of the public passenger program in Italy, France, and Germany. Tesla later added countries, extended the calendar, and still needed a regulator for owner software. First Tesery file on that later step: Dutch RDW, April 2026.
On November 28, 2025 Tesla Europe posted: “Come experience FSD Supervised on your local roads! Ride along in the passenger seat… Available now in Italy, France & Germany — more coming soon.” Open the original X post. Tesla’s event pages match that: a Tesla-hosted ride, not a software toggle on your VIN. This is the first Tesery note in that demo series. The Dutch holiday flyer and the Denmark/Switzerland expansion come later.
Come experience FSD Supervised on your local roads! Ride along in the passenger seat to experience how it handles real-world traffic. Available now in Italy, France & Germany — more coming soon
— Tesla Europe (@teslaeurope) November 28, 2025
Key facts
- Who posted: @teslaeurope, Nov. 28, 2025.
- Where: Italy, France, Germany first; “more coming soon.”
- How: Passenger seat, Tesla staff, local roads. Label: FSD (Supervised).
- What this is not: EU-wide owner FSD, or unsupervised Robotaxi.
Demo fleet vs customer software
Tesla still needed national/EU paperwork to sell Supervised FSD on owner cars. A booked ride lets Tesla show the stack to shoppers and officials. Giga Berlin’s private-road miles (Tesery: 93,000 FSD miles at Giga Berlin) are a factory story, not this showroom program.
FAQ
Could German owners enable FSD on Nov. 28?
Not from this post. They could ride as a passenger if Tesla had a slot.
Is the Tesla person required?
Yes. Tesla’s copy is a ride-along, not “take your own car, no one in the front.”
Did this replace Autopilot on EU cars?
No.
For European owners: a Tesla Europe tweet is a booking link, not a firmware channel. Wait for the country approval before you pay for FSD as a SKU.
Featured photo: Tesla Model Y (file photo of the body used on the first public EU ride-alongs, not a Nov. 28 event still). Image via Wikimedia Commons.
Related: Dutch Future Holidays ride-alongs · Extended through March 2026 · Denmark and Switzerland added Dec. 9
