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Tesla sold about 16,700 cars in the Netherlands in 2025, out of roughly 240,000 across Europe and 1.6 million globally
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There are also key differences between the US and European versions of the technology.
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- Tesla sold about 16,700 cars in the Netherlands in 2025, out of roughly 240,000 across Europe and 1.6 million globally
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Summary
Elon Musk has blamed the lack of Full Self-Driving approval for struggling sales on the continent. On Friday, Dutch regulators approved a version of Tesla’s supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, making the Netherlands the first country in Europe where the technology can be used. The regulators said they are also submitting an application to expand approval across the European Union. CEO Elon Musk has blamed the lack of FSD approval for making Europe its “ weakest market.” “It’s worth noting that we do not yet have approval for supervised FSD in Europe,” Musk said during an earnings call last year.