FT: China using Tesla’s ADAS licence as trade war leverage

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Tesla’s FSD Beta licence could be delayed indefinitely as domestic brands bring their AV projects to scale. By Stewart Burnett

Tesla is anticipating a delay in approval for its autonomous driving technology in China as the country’s trade war with the US continues to escalate, according to a 17 February 2025 report by The Financial Times. After receiving indications that it would receive a licence to begin widespread training for its Full Self-Driving Beta in Q2 2025, the company is now being told there is no definitive timeline. 

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FT: China using Tesla’s ADAS licence as trade war leverage



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