Tesla has expanded Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to Lithuania, giving owners in another European market access to the company’s most advanced driver-assistance software. The rollout continues Tesla’s steady push to broaden FSD availability across the region as it works through regulatory requirements country by country.
Lithuania is now part of the growing list of European countries where Tesla customers can subscribe to or purchase FSD Supervised, depending on local availability and vehicle eligibility. As with other markets, the system is designed to assist the driver, not replace them. Drivers must remain attentive and ready to take control at all times.
The launch follows Tesla’s recent pattern of widening access in Europe as the company adapts FSD software to local road rules and traffic conditions. For investors, the expansion matters because it increases the addressable market for Tesla’s software revenue, especially as the company continues to position FSD as one of its key long-term products.
Tesla has been opening FSD Supervised in additional countries gradually, reflecting both technical progress and the need to align with regional regulations. Each new market adds a larger base of potential users for paid software features, which can improve margins compared with vehicle sales alone.
For Lithuanian owners, the rollout offers earlier access to Tesla’s latest driver-assistance capabilities. For Tesla, it is another step toward making FSD a broader global product rather than a feature limited to a small number of markets.
Tesla’s FSD expansion in Europe is important because it supports the company’s software monetization strategy and expands the pool of paying users. If Tesla continues to unlock more markets, FSD could become a more meaningful contributor to recurring revenue over time.
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