Tesla FSD (Supervised) Surpasses 17 Billion Miles Driven Worldwide

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) (Supervised) system has surpassed 17 billion cumulative miles driven worldwide, marking another milestone in its adoption. The fleet has accumulated over 17 billion miles, including approximately 6.76 billion miles driven on city streets, since May 3, 2026. This represents a significant acceleration in the system's adoption, with the fleet adding about 2 billion miles between September 29 and Monday. The milestone highlights the rapid growth of the FSD system as customers continue to embrace the driver-assist technology.

• FSD mileage has increased steadily throughout the year, reaching 12 billion miles in July, 14 billion in August, and 15 billion by late September.
• The system is currently available in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and ten European markets.
• The system's performance has been tracked through Tesla’s official FSD (Supervised) Vehicle Safety Report, which provides detailed data on the system's usage and safety.

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