The Tesla Robotaxi app is also available for download in Poland. If Tesla wanted to, it could apply to operate on public roads.
This weekend, the Tesla Robotaxi app became available in many European countries, including Poland. Few realize that Tesla could introduce Robotaxi to European roads regardless of the homologation process required for FSD Supervised. Cybercabs are operated by FSD Unsupervised, or Unmonitored FSD, and are subject to entirely different regulations than the advanced driver assistance system that is FSD Supervised.
Tesla Robotaxi in Europe? Possible. Cybercabs for personal use? Also not ruled out.
To allow Robotaxi to operate on the roads of the Old Continent, the manufacturer would need to obtain approval from the authorities governing that area. Depending on the country, this may apply to entire regions or only cities, meaning applications would need to be submitted to both national and local authorities. Waymo has announced plans to deploy its taxis in London by 2026 under the Automated Passenger Services (APS) framework, while in Poland, experiments can take place thanks to the revised Road Traffic Act.
Tesla clearly isn’t in a hurry to launch its service in Europe, but it is gradually preparing for expansion. The Cybercab, as a demonstration vehicle, traveled across much of the Far East (China, Japan, India) last quarter, and it might appear in Europe this quarter — which has always helped with sales. However, for now, the Robotaxi service is available only in a few cities in the United States: Orlando, Tampa, Miami (Florida), Dallas, Houston, Austin (Texas), and the San Francisco Bay Area (California), as the app will inform us right at the start.
In the future, Cybercab services are intended to be sold to businesses and individual consumers. We believe they will also appear on the Old Continent, including in Poland, but Tesla must first test cities using vehicles with human supervisors to ensure autonomous cars do not make catastrophic mistakes. With such a driver, there is little one can do in heavy traffic. This large-scale testing will be carried out by corporate clients of the manufacturer who decide to purchase and activate the FSD Supervised system once it is approved for use on European roads.
The voting on approving Supervised FSD in the European Union is scheduled to take place at the beginning of December 2026.
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