The U.S. government, under the Trump administration, is taking steps to ease regulations that have hindered Tesla's deployment of its self-driving Cybercab robotaxi. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced a new phase in its Automated Vehicle Framework aimed at facilitating federal approvals for Tesla's fully autonomous vehicles, potentially enabling a nationwide rollout. This regulatory easing has positively impacted Tesla's stock. Concurrently, Tesla has been advancing its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, releasing a video demonstrating supervised FSD testing in Sydney, Australia. The Australian National Transport Commission (NTC) has also indicated that autonomous vehicles are expected to arrive in Australia soon, signaling a broader international push toward self-driving vehicle adoption.
BREAKING: AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TRANSPORT COMMISSION SAYS — AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES ARE “COMING SOON” 👀 $TSLA Bullish for Tesla ! https://t.co/baLdsbU8Ip
🚨 Australia’s National Transport Commission (NTC) says “autonomous vehicles are coming, soon” in a new video Tesla shared an image of FSD (Supervised) testing being performed in Sydney in its Q2 Shareholder Deck https://t.co/nv0EU75E4Z
NEWS: The Australia National Transport Commission (NTC) says “Autonomous Vehicles are coming to Australia, soon.” https://t.co/txQyR6Ggwb