Tesla FSD Mileage Exceeds 12 Billion Miles
XFreeze · x · 2026-07-17
Tesla announced that its global fleet using FSD (Supervised) has surpassed 12 billion miles. Growing from 10 billion miles in early May, it took only about 75 days to add 20 billion miles. According to the post's estimates, this equates to roughly 26 million miles per day, or 1 billion miles every 38 days.
The post emphasizes that with regulatory approvals in more markets, European users contributing mileage, and a growing global fleet, Tesla's real-world data advantage continues to compound. Its latest safety report claims that vehicles using FSD (Supervised) experience 7x fewer major collisions, 7x fewer minor collisions, and 5x fewer non-highway collisions compared to standard driving.
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