Tesla's supervised self-driving software has received approval from Dutch regulators, becoming the first European country to authorize the technology
The approval represents a major breakthrough for Tesla in expanding autonomous driving capabilities across Europe
Tesla expects to secure similar regulatory clearance from other European Union member states in the near future
This Dutch authorization could accelerate the adoption of Tesla's self-driving features among European consumers and set a precedent for EU-wide approval
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