Tesla Full Self-Driving in Europe vs. Amsterdam Chaos

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Tesla Full Self-Driving has finally been approved in Europe, so I drove to Amsterdam to test it in one of the most difficult cities on the continent. Bikes, trams, narrow streets, pedestrians on phones. Here is how Tesla FSD actually handles real European chaos.

The test was done in a Model Y Premium running FSD V14.2.2.5, the version Tesla got European approval for through the Netherlands. The US is already on V14.3, but this is the first real-world version Europeans can use today. I picked routes through central Amsterdam on a Saturday morning to face cyclists, trams, and tight streets without the worst traffic.

If you are a Tesla owner in Europe wondering whether FSD is worth it, or if you are deciding between a Model Y, Model 3, or Model X, this video shows you what the system can and cannot handle in a complex European city. I disengaged a few times when situations felt sketchy, and I explain exactly why.

Topics covered:
- Tesla FSD V14 first impressions in Europe
- Driving through Amsterdam city center hands-off
- How FSD handles cyclists, trams, and pedestrians
- When I had to take over control and why
- Model Y Premium FSD experience
- Tesla FSD Europe rollout and current version status
- Will unsupervised FSD come to Europe

00:00 - Intro and FSD activation
00:51 - First crazy situation with a truck and pedestrian
03:00 - Tight spots and tram encounters
04:39 - How the car handles cyclists
07:00 - When I disengaged and why
08:24 - Final verdict on FSD in Amsterdam

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