Tesla FSD Supervised reaches 5.5M miles per major collision, post claims
XFreeze · x · 2026-07-23
- The post argues Tesla is deliberately slowing rollout even though FSD Supervised is already operating in 12 markets.
- It cites regulators, including the Dutch RDW, as having tested the system for more than 18 months and concluded it makes a positive contribution to road safety.
- The post claims Tesla’s latest FSD Supervised shows an 80%+ reduction in collision likelihood and is about 7–8x safer than the average U.S. driver.
- A chart in the image compares miles driven before a major collision: FSD Supervised at 5.5M, Tesla manual with active safety features at 2.2M, Tesla manual without active safety features at 827K, and the U.S. average at 660K.
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