2025-12-25 05:20:50

South Korea has become a testing ground for next-gen autonomous driving. Tesla owners there just hit a milestone: over 1 million kilometers logged using FSD (Supervised) in a single month.

What makes this significant isn't just the scale. These weren't simulated miles or closed tracks—we're talking real drivers handling real roads, navigating actual traffic conditions across Korea's diverse driving environments.

That's the kind of real-world data accumulation that matters for autonomous vehicle development. Whether you're bullish or skeptical on self-driving tech, these numbers suggest the infrastructure and adoption patterns are shifting faster than most predicted.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 2h ago

One million kilometers in a month? Is that true? Are Koreans this competitive... --- Running data on real road conditions with FSD is much more meaningful than being confined in a laboratory. --- NG, the amount of data is indeed impressive, but making money is the real thing. --- Wait, is this about real driving or just hype... --- Korean infrastructure cooperating with Tesla, they really have something. --- After talking about autonomous driving for so long, finally seeing some real substance. --- One million kilometers a month is not unreasonable; what's unreasonable is what can be done with this data. --- Now sub's FSD is really accumulating real-world data. --- Koreans value life highly; daring to use FSD on the streets... a bit bold. --- Infrastructure is ready, but whether users are willing to pay is the key. --- More data ≠ mature technology, don’t be misled. --- This is how AI should be implemented in practice, not just a PPT.

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OnchainHolmes

· 2h ago

One million kilometers of real road condition data—that's the real deal. Simulated runs are useless; only real combat counts.

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PebbleHander

· 2h ago

One million kilometers in a month, Korea's data is indeed impressive. Tesla FSD running so much on real road conditions, how do other automakers compare? Real-world road condition data is the key; simulated runs are just for show.

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