26/6/12 #TeslaNews Summary

1. Tesla FSD Approves Belgium Official… Europe’s fifth country
   Tesla’s fully self-driving feature, Supervised (FSD), has received official approval in Belgium. This makes Belgium the fifth country in Europe to be named as an FSD-approved country.
2. FSD V14 Begins First Customer Vehicle Application in Denmark
   The latest version of the FSD, the V14, has started being distributed in Denmark for the first time to actual customer vehicles. The first covered vehicle is the 2024 Model X, and Denmark is the latest country to win FSD approval.
3. Tesla FSD 14.3.4 Rollout And Expand To Smart Summer, Cybertruck
   Tesla is rolling out the FSD software version 14.3.4 in sequence. The much-heralded Smart Summer feature has begun to be officially offered to Cybertruck owners as well.
4. Cybertruck Dual-Motor AWD Launches For $59,990
   Tesla has officially begun shipping Cybertruck dual-motor AWD models. The model is priced at $59,990.
5. Tesla Model 3 tops UK customer satisfaction survey
   The Tesla Model 3 was named the ‘Most Satisfying Car’ by Auto Express’ 2026 Driver Power survey. Based on the opinions of more than 100,000 drivers across the UK, the Model 3 was the only car with 100% satisfaction in the drive system softness category.
6. Australia’s New South Wales completes $150M mega-pack
   A large Tesla megapac-based battery energy storage system has been completed in New South Wales, Australia. It operates in conjunction with a nearby solar power plant and is expected to contribute to the expansion of renewable energy supply and the reduction of electricity bills.
7. Willows, Calif., Plans To Build 96-Early Superchargers
   Construction of a large supercharger with 96 charging stands was planned in Willows, California. Solar canopy, megapacks, and amenities will be built together.
8. Logistics Firm ArcBest Announces Official Purchase Of Two Tesla Semi
   U.S. logistics company ArcBest has announced the purchase of two Tesla Semi trucks. It averaged 1.55 kWh of energy efficiency per mile in its 2025 pilot run, and also showed stable performance on hilly roads, including a 7,200-foot Donor Pass section. It plans to expand its operations to Reno, Nevada and other locations, focusing on operations in California in the future.
9. Starlink Approves Cote d’Ivoire Services… Scheduled to start in July 2026
   SpaceX Starlink has won official approval for its satellite internet service from Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa. It will provide fixed satellite internet service across the country from July 2026.