Tesla’s North American website recently updated the global availability list for FSD Supervised. According to the latest release, the feature is only available in 12 markets — the US, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark and Belgium — and China is not included. 

Back in May, Tesla announced on social media that FSD Supervised would launch in multiple global markets, with China on the initial list. FSD Supervised is Tesla’s high-level advanced driver-assistance system, supporting functions like urban road assisted driving, automatic following, lane change and intersection navigation. It differs from basic Autopilot and delivers an experience closer to higher-level autonomous driving. The system was long tested and deployed primarily in the US. Tesla has not yet given an official timeline for FSD launch in the Chinese market.