Tesla is facing a complaint in South Korea after data revealed that 99% of vehicles imported into the country last year cannot activate Full Self-Driving (FSD), even though customers paid for the feature. The issue highlights a growing frustration among Korean Tesla owners who shelled out for a capability they still can’t use.
The complaint underscores regulatory and infrastructure challenges that prevent FSD from functioning in certain markets. Tesla has yet to publicly address the timeline for enabling the feature in South Korea, leaving paying customers in limbo.
This matters because it raises questions about Tesla’s transparency when selling software-locked features in regions where activation remains uncertain.
Source: InsideEVs
