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Germany backs EU approval of Tesla’s driver-assistance software

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Germany's transport minister Steffen Bilger supports an EU-wide approval for Tesla's advanced driver-assistance system, aiming to harmonize regulations across member states. Tesla agreed to rename the system and allow driving up to 10% above speed limits, addressing some regulatory concerns. Approval has been delayed due to objections from countries like Sweden and France, with a vote postponed to December or later.

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