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Tesla Submits FSD Supervised Application to Taiwan's Vehicle Safety Certification Center

Tesla has officially submitted its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) application to Taiwan's Vehicle Safety Certification Center (VSCC). The application has now entered the formal examination process.

Application Details

The submission marks a significant step for Tesla as it seeks regulatory approval to deploy FSD Supervised in Taiwan. The VSCC is responsible for evaluating the system's compliance with local vehicle safety standards.

This development aligns with Tesla's broader global expansion strategy, as seen in recent progress across multiple markets tracked on the Global FSD Status page.

Timeline and Expectations

According to the latest Global FSD tracker data, Taiwan is listed with a supervised target of Q4 2026 and an unsupervised target of Q4 2027. The current status is recorded as "Application Submitted."

Owners in Taiwan should note that the one-time purchase option for FSD ends on June 30, 2026, after which the feature will be available through subscription only.

Regulatory Context

The VSCC examination is a standard part of Taiwan's vehicle certification process. Tesla's application includes the necessary technical documentation and safety validation data required for advanced driver assistance systems.

Similar structured reviews have been conducted in other markets, including the detailed safety reporting framework used by NHTSA in the United States.

Next Steps for Tesla in Taiwan

Once the VSCC completes its review, Tesla will be positioned to begin supervised FSD operations. This process mirrors the regulatory path Tesla has followed in other regions as it works toward wider deployment.

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Implications for Taiwanese Owners

The formal start of the examination process brings Taiwan one step closer to accessing Tesla's most advanced driver assistance features. As the review progresses, owners can expect more clarity on rollout timing.