Tesla has released new safety statistics for its Full Self-Driving supervised system along with a video demonstrating accident avoidance.
The data covers a rolling twelve-month period in North America and includes all road types. Vehicles using FSD supervised recorded one major collision every 5,690,675 miles. This compares to one every 2,076,014 miles for manual driving with active safety features and one every 698,781 miles for the U.S. average.
Tesla owners accumulated 7.1 billion miles with FSD supervised engaged. The system showed roughly seven times fewer major collisions than driving without it. Annualized driving on FSD supervised reached 13.7 billion miles, a 241 percent increase from the prior year.
A new video from Tesla shows the system avoiding accidents in real-world conditions. The figures reflect total logged miles and collision counts across the reported period.
