Do you remember last year when Tesla was regulated by the relevant authorities after it hit police cars many times in the United States? Yes, this time it's being regulated again. According to the relevant information, the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) has launched an investigation into the US electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla and its automatic driving assistance system, focusing on the "automatic lane change function" equipped with the Tesla model FSD (fully autonomous driving capability) and EAP (enhanced automatic driving function) kit.
It is reported that Tesla's automatic lane change function may not be allowed in Europe. Tesla's automatic lane change function is one of the auxiliary driving functions after the optional FSD and EAP functions, and the vehicle can be changed to the best lane according to the road conditions after opening.
Moreover, this function can also be done to automatically overtake the slow car in front of the car or to overtake with the driver's permission. Tesla officials say that under this function, drivers can clearly understand the upcoming lane change. So far, Tesla has not commented on the German investigation.
Regarding the word automatic driving, in fact, it has always been more sensitive, more than once Tesla has been investigated, and Germany has previously banned Tesla from explicitly implying that it has an "automatic driving" function.