On May 21, according to news reports, Tesla officially announced the latest deployment of its supervised FSD, mentioning that supervised FSD can be used in China.
Recently, Tesla China released several job postings related to smart driving testing, sparking speculation about the accelerated rollout of FSD in the Chinese market. A Tesla customer service representative responded: “The 64,000 yuan smart assisted driving feature is not compatible with all vehicles; some only support the 32,000 yuan enhanced assisted driving feature. The company is actively advancing the approval process in accordance with relevant national regulations. Once approved, it will be rolled out to domestic customers as soon as possible.”
FSD
FSD typically refers to **Foshan Shadi Airport** in Guangdong, China. Originally opened in the 1980s, it served as a key regional airport for Foshan and surrounding areas before largely shifting to military and general aviation use following the expansion of nearby Guangzhou Baiyun Airport. Today, it remains an important hub for flight training and cargo operations.
smart assisted driving feature
The “smart assisted driving feature” refers to advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) that use sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence to enhance vehicle safety and convenience. These systems have evolved from early cruise control and anti-lock brakes in the 20th century to modern capabilities like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automated parking. The technology represents a key step toward fully autonomous vehicles, with continuous improvements driven by automakers and tech companies.
enhanced assisted driving feature
The “enhanced assisted driving feature” is not a physical place or cultural site, but rather a technology found in modern vehicles. This advanced system combines adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, and other sensors to reduce driver workload on highways, with history tracing back to early cruise control in the 1950s and evolving through decades of automotive innovation. It represents a key step toward fully autonomous driving, enhancing safety and convenience for drivers.
