Slovakia and Latvia have approved Tesla's driver assistance system, Hungary has not yet
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Slovakia approved Tesla's driver assistance system on October 16, and Latvia followed on October 26. This technology assists the driver in driving, but it does not make the car fully self-driving.
The decision means that the system is already usable in these countries. In Hungary, however, Tesla's driver assistance system cannot be used for now. Hungarian motorists therefore still have to wait before they can use this feature. The report does not say when approval in Hungary might be expected.
The case shows that individual European countries handle the approval of new automotive technologies differently. Hungarian drivers who would like to buy a Tesla or already use one may want to follow further developments closely.
Sources: 10perc.hu
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