Tesla announced on Monday that it will offer the advantage of helping smart driving in China as soon as it gets organizational approval, after a temporary stop in the free time of full time (FSD).
The company confirmed to customers that the process is actively providing, with a clarification on the social media platform, “All parties are actively applied and will pay you as soon as you are ready. We also look forward to this, please wait with patience.”
The message appeared as a comment under the account of the Vice President of Tesla Grace Tao’s Weibo.
Last Monday, Tesla announced plans to provide a free FSD service in China between March 17 and April 16. The FSD system, which uses obstetric artificial intelligence to navigate in complex traffic scenarios, has already been available in the United States, where it works without relying on microscopic maps or modernity. Instead, local artificial intelligence training helps improve driving capabilities.
However, in China, Tesla faces challenges in system training through data of 2 million electric cars due to strict data regulations in the country. The company must comply with new rules issued by the Ministry of Industry in China in late February, which states that software updates related to independent leadership are subject to organizational approval.