Tesla continues to plan to deploy the FSD beta in Europe through new recruitment

Webmaster's House (ChinaZ.com) February 14 News: According to Tesla's job description, Tesla is about to start a new round of recruitment in Europe, and new employees will participate in the Autopilot test. As FSD Beta becomes more advanced, it can be deployed to countries outside the United States if it meets regulatory requirements.

In early June 2021, Tesla announced the global expansion of its ADAS test team. According to the job posting, candidates from Canada, Spain, France and Italy will be able to apply and become Tesla employees to accelerate vehicle-level testing of all current and future Autopilot features to achieve full autonomous driving (FSD). The company later released two other similar job offers in China and Japan.

Tesla currently has a large number of test bases, mainly in the United States, with as many as 60,000 owners, but the company's plans don't stop there. In order to develop an autonomous driving system for global use, Tesla continues to recruit employees related to this development.

According to the company's website, Tesla is inviting software engineers working on testing, autonomous driving, and work in the Netherlands, Italy, France, and Germany to apply. The manufacturer wrote that it continues to grow in the EMEA region and would like to include recruitment for the position in its short-term plans, so it recommends applying now.

In March 2021, Musk said Tesla would apply to regional regulators to allow the use of FSD Beta in Europe after the software completed QA testing, which has already been conducted. As a result, it is very likely that Tesla will soon or already get approval to test the software in some European countries and be able to deploy FSD Beta there in the coming months.