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The Driverless Download "v2026.24" Spak
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The Driverless Download "v2026.24" Spak
Global Research
19 June 2026ab
The Driverless Download Equities
Americasv2026.24
Automobiles
Joseph Spak, CFA
Tesla News: Analyst
According to a Reuters report, Tesla presented misleading FSD data to EU joseph.spak@ubs.com
regulators. This follows a Reuters investigation into the validity of the safety data +1-212-713 3089
last month. Despite these concerns, Dutch regulators approved FSD in April after Gabriel Gonzales, CFA
conducting in dependent testing and not relying on "marketing claims or external Associate Analyst
statistics." Tesla continues to lobby other countries with the same data, which gabriel.gonzales@ubs.com
researchers (who were interviewed by Reuters) claim are misleading given +1-212-713 4866
unrealistic assumptions (Source). Alejandro Nuno
Associate Analyst
Sweden may oppose Tesla FSD in EU. In a letter obtained by Reuters, Sweden is alejandro.nuno@ubs.com
pushing back on EU approval of Tesla’s supervised self-driving system unless it +1-212-713 3886
removes the ability to exceed speed limits, arguing the feature raises safety and
Patrick Hummel, CFA
legal concerns. The position underscores growing regulatory resistance that could
Analyst
complicate Tesla’s efforts to secure broader approval across Europe (Source). patrick.hummel@ubs.com
+41-44-239 52 54 US Senators call for FSD safety data review. Two senators sent a letter to
NHTSA, stating the credibility of the safety data is "weak" and creates "an urgent Paul Gong
safety problem." NHTSA is currently reviewing the letter and is expected to reply Analyst
by July 7th (Source). paul.gong@ubs.com
+852-2971 7868
Tesla robotaxis are not crashing because they are not running. Tesla’s recent Kohei Takahashi
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