Tesla has temporarily suspended the rollout of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta program, without specifying a resumption date. Social media reports indicate that Tesla has decided to pause the rollout of its FSD beta program, but the precise timing for its resumption remains unclear. This change solely pertains to the suspension of the FSD beta feature and does not compromise the functionality of FSD itself.

Prior to this, Tesla China had announced a one-month limited-time experience event for FSD intelligent assisted driving, commencing on March 17 and originally scheduled to conclude on April 16. Tesla has yet to release an official statement on this matter, leading some to speculate that the suspension might be linked to recent regulations issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which necessitate prior announcement for significant software alterations before software registration.

During the limited-time experience event for FSD intelligent assisted driving, Tesla issued a disclaimer, underscoring that the feature is classified as an L2 combined driving assistance. Drivers are held accountable for any consequences arising from violations of traffic rules, collisions, and other incidents.