Tesla FSD launches in Denmark; the host, after a 7-year wait, tests it on a loaner, calling it a game-changer that flawlessly handles roundabouts, traffic, and parking, predicting a demand spike despite the $110 subscription.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving has finally launched in Denmark, and the host—who purchased FSD seven years ago and sees the release date as a personal milestone—tests it on a Performance loaner after an airbag issue kept his own car out of service. Driving alone for the first time with FSD engaged, he calls it "unreal," as the system handles overtaking automatically without the manual blinker confirmations required by Enhanced Autopilot, making it a "game changer" for daily commutes. Throughout the route, FSD flawlessly manages roundabouts, narrow roads, busy intersections with buses, and even a supermarket parking spot, driving like a "very good chauffeur" and confidently taking gaps a human would. With a 30-day trial rolling out to 30,000 AI4-equipped Teslas in Denmark, the host predicts demand will "spike like crazy" despite the $110 monthly subscription, because no other car offers this capability at the price. His final verdict is that Tesla has essentially solved the core problem of autonomy, making the system feel like an "unsupervised robo-taxi" with only edge cases left to polish.
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