Short answer: Not yet. NSAI is reviewing the Dutch approval but has not approved FSD (Supervised) for customers in Ireland.
Tesla says it is working with Irish authorities. The Department of Transport has tied approval to the EU decision. A recent amendment to Irish road traffic law already permits Level 2 systems.
Ireland can either recognise the Dutch approval nationally, as 7 countries have, or wait for an EU-wide decision in the TCMV. The next opportunity for that vote is December 2026 (earliest). How FSD approval works in Europe (English).
Where you can use FSD today: Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia.
Status history
Tesla says it is working with Irish authorities on approval.
The Department of Transport confirms Tesla is in talks with the approval body NSAI; approval is tied to the EU decision.
Tesla FSD in Ireland: FAQ
Is Tesla FSD legal in Ireland?
Not yet. NSAI is reviewing the Dutch approval but has not approved FSD (Supervised) for customers in Ireland.
When will Tesla FSD be available in Ireland?
There are two routes: NSAI can recognise the Dutch approval nationally, or the EU can approve it bloc-wide in the TCMV. The earliest possible EU vote is December 2026 (earliest). No official date has been given for Ireland.
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 Ireland?
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.