Tesla Pressures European Regulators to Keep 'Full Self-Driving' Safety Data Secret
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Tesla has been urging European regulators to keep safety data related to its 'Full Self-Driving' (FSD) system confidential. The Dutch road regulator RDW approved FSD in April and has advocated for its EU-wide adoption, but refuses to disclose how it evaluated the system's safety. Tesla argues that publishing the material would expose its commercial secrets. Critics argue that without this information, the public must trust regulators' assessment of FSD's safety.
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