Short answer: Yes. Croatia approved Tesla FSD (Supervised) on 28 Sept 2026 by recognising the Dutch RDW type approval. Owners of eligible cars can subscribe and use it on public roads, with the driver supervising at all times.
Eighth country. DZM approved on 28 September; Tesla announced it on the 29th. A reversal from early September, when DZM said a decision was unlikely before EU-level talks.
Approval here is a national recognition of the RDW's provisional EU type approval. FSD (Supervised) is an SAE Level 2 system: the driver must supervise at all times and remains legally responsible. If the EU ultimately rejects the Dutch request, national recognitions built on it could lapse.
Status history
- Approved
DZM recognises the RDW approval; Croatia becomes the eighth EU country.
DZM says the Dutch approval has not been accepted and a decision before EU-level talks is unlikely.
Tesla FSD Croatia news
- Croatia approves Tesla FSD (Supervised), the eighth EU country
Croatia's type-approval office recognised the Dutch approval on 28 September, three weeks after saying a decision was unlikely before EU talks.
Tesla FSD in Croatia: FAQ
Is Tesla FSD legal in Croatia?
Yes. Croatia approved Tesla FSD (Supervised) on 28 Sept 2026 by recognising the Dutch RDW type approval. Owners of eligible cars can subscribe and use it on public roads, with the driver supervising at all times.
When will Tesla FSD be available in Croatia?
It is already available. Rollout happens over the air to eligible cars, usually within days to a few weeks of approval.
How much does FSD cost in Europe?
FSD (Supervised) is sold as a subscription at €99 / month in approved EU countries (prices can differ in local currency). One-time purchase discontinued in Europe on 21 May 2026.
Which Teslas can use FSD in Croatia?
Hardware 4 (AI4) only; FSD v14 Lite for HW3 not yet released in Europe. Check under Controls → Software → Additional Vehicle Information in your car.
How many EU countries have approved FSD?
8 of 27 EU states, covering about 12.7% of the EU population. An EU-wide approval needs at least 15 states and 65% of the population.