FSD Unsupervised: Tesla reveals details about the robotaxi premiere

Will you soon only watch as your Tesla drives itself to work? With FSD Unsupervised, this scenario is within reach. In the latest Q1-2025 update, Tesla presented exciting advancements, a clear timeline for the first robotaxi fleet, and hints of a possible price adjustment. Here you will find out what this means for you - compact, understandable, and positive.

What is behind FSD Unsupervised?

FSD Unsupervised is the next development stage of Tesla's autonomy software. Unlike "FSD Supervised," the system will no longer require active monitoring by the driver. Already today, configured Model 3, Model Y, and selected Cybertrucks independently navigate the factory grounds to the logistics areas. Tesla reports around 7.7 million autonomously driven miles per day in North America and China.

Camera Vision instead of LIDAR

Pure visual sensors plus audio detection
Early photon analysis reduces glare and reflection effects
Local parameters for snow and bad weather regions in preparation

Highlights of the Q1-2025 Call

FSD Unsupervised will remain a US product for the time being, with a European introduction planned from 2025.
Internal quality assurance fleet in Austin already drives days without intervention.
Interventions per 10,000 miles are considered a key metric - more data, faster optimization.
First robotaxis will start as geofenced Model Y with optional remote support.

Robotaxi Pilot in Austin starts in June 2025

Tesla plans to activate approximately ten to twenty FSD Unsupervised robotaxis in Austin in June. Before the end of July, every visitor should be able to order a ride via app. The goal is rapid scaling to millions of autonomous vehicles by 2026.

What does this mean for Europe?

The pilot operation serves as a blueprint: If the system works reliably in several US cities, Tesla intends to transfer it to other markets. The decisive factor remains approval by local authorities. For Europe, Tesla expects a cautious roll-out in 2025 – initially further as FSD Supervised, later also without supervision.

Possible Price Adjustment for FSD Unsupervised

The Tesla leadership considers the current subscription price of 99 US dollars per month to be "too cheap" given the range of functions. A tiered pricing between FSD Supervised and FSD Unsupervised is conceivable. Tesla has not yet provided specific figures but advises existing subscriptions to be concluded as early as possible.

Benefits for Drivers in Germany

Less commuting stress – the vehicle takes over routines.
More mobility for people with disabilities.
Future-proof investment: According to Tesla, most already delivered Model S, 3, X, and Y will receive FSD Unsupervised via update.

Note: All robotaxi timelines refer to the USA. For Europe, they are considered purely informational and not as a recommendation for action.

Conclusion: Tesla's Vision Becomes Concrete

With FSD Unsupervised, Tesla takes a big step towards fully autonomous driving. The combination of hardware-based camera vision, enormous amounts of data, and a clear roll-out plan promises an exciting future. Stay tuned – we will keep you updated on every new development.