Tesla FSD hits 14 billion miles, safety 7x better than human drivers
XFreeze · x · 2026-09-01
Tesla's FSD (Supervised) has officially hit 14 billion cumulative miles driven. The system improves road safety by approximately 7x compared to the average U.S. driver. The scale is accelerating rapidly: it took only 24 days to go from 13 billion to 14 billion miles. Since passing 10 billion miles in early May, owners added another 4 billion miles in roughly four months. At the current pace, the fleet adds roughly 1,000 FSD miles every 2 seconds.
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