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🚗🧠 A China-Based Auto Expert Tried $TSLA FSD — and Said One Word Says It All: “Astonishing.”

A Chinese industry observer deeply familiar with local autonomous driving systems shared a candid take after testing Tesla FSD:

“I finally made time to test FSD yesterday. Honestly, ‘astonishing’ is the only word that fits.”

This isn’t casual praise.

The reviewer has spent years following China’s EV race and regularly tests advanced driver-assistance systems from Li Auto, NIO, and XPeng — three of the most competitive players in the Chinese market.

His conclusion was blunt:

“They’re simply not in the same league as FSD.”

That comparison matters.

China’s EV makers are widely viewed as leaders in ADAS hardware deployment, urban navigation, and rapid iteration. If someone embedded in that ecosystem walks away saying the gap is structural, not incremental, that’s a signal worth paying attention to.

What stood out wasn’t just smoother driving or better lane handling.

It was the system-level behavior — anticipation, confidence in complex scenarios, and consistency across edge cases.

That’s where Tesla’s approach diverges.

FSD isn’t being built as a feature. It’s being trained as a general-purpose driving intelligence, learning from massive real-world data, improving end-to-end, and compounding over time. The result is less “assistance” and more delegation.

The reviewer ended with a recommendation that feels almost provocative:

“Go to a Tesla store this weekend. Ask to try FSD. You’ll feel the singularity approaching.”

That last line captures the shift.

When driving stops feeling like something you supervise — and starts feeling like something you hand off — the value proposition of a car changes. Buying a vehicle begins to resemble hiring a private driver that improves every month.

The open question isn’t whether autonomy will arrive.

It’s whether the market is ready to reprice what a car is worth once software becomes the primary differentiator.

If you’ve tried FSD recently, did it change how you think about the future of driving?

📮 Follow for independent analysis on $TSLA, autonomy, and how software is reshaping transportation faster than most expect.

$TSLA #Tesla #FSD #AutonomousDriving #EVs #ChinaEV #ArtificialIntelligence #TechStocks #USStocks

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