Tesla FSD Navigates Brussels' Narrow Lanes—With One Questionable Move

Footage from InsideEVs shows a Tesla running its Full Self-Driving software through the cramped, chaotic streets of Brussels, where the driver reportedly never touches the wheel or pedals. The test highlights both the system’s growing confidence in dense European traffic and the kinds of edge cases that still raise eyebrows.

According to the account, one maneuver during the drive struck the occupants as something a human driver would likely be ticketed for, underscoring the gap between FSD’s legal and practical behavior in Europe. Such moments matter because local road rules often differ sharply from those in the U.S., where FSD has logged most of its miles.

The demo comes as Tesla continues pushing to get FSD approved and rolled out across European markets. Until regulators are satisfied, drives like this one serve as both a showcase and a stress test of how the software copes with streets that were never designed around cars—let alone autonomous ones.