According to Sawyer Merritt, Spain’s DGT data shows Tesla’s 30-car FSD Supervised fleet drove 275,471 km with no serious incidents since Nov 2025.

According to Sawyer Merritt on X, Spain’s DGT confirmed that Tesla has 30 vehicles testing FSD (Supervised) on Spanish roads with nearly 50,000 miles driven since November 2025 and 0 reported incidents to date, citing an official DGT response shared by BarcelonaGeekYT. According to the DGT statement, these trials operate under Spain’s ES-AV Framework Programme, which establishes a reinforced regime for evaluating automated vehicle safety and technology. As reported by the DGT, systems like FSD may be legally used on Spanish roads only with valid type approval in Spain or the EU and in compliance with UN Regulation No. 171 DCAS, with the driver remaining responsible at all times. According to the DGT, the recent RDW decision in the Netherlands could open new opportunities in the EU for automated mobility, signaling potential business expansion pathways for Tesla’s supervised autonomy features across European markets.