Author / publisher: robot*irl · YouTube · Summary published:
The Czech channel robot*irl publishes regular drives with FSD (Supervised), recently renamed Tesla Assisted Driving (TAD) in Europe. Two recent videos are relevant for Czech and Slovak owners. The car is a Tesla Model Y Standard; the descriptions list FSD (Supervised) 14.2.2.6 for the Prague drive and software 2026.33.100 for the Slovak drive.
Prague with a journalist
In the Prague video (19 October 2026), a technology journalist picked a 10 km route through the centre: trams in the lane, tourist crossings, police cars and narrow streets. His own report on Dotekomanie.cz (21 October) describes smooth handling of pedestrians and narrow streets, but also recurring limits:
- the car would not move off at red lights with a green filter arrow; a light touch of the pedal was needed, and this caused most interventions;
- it did not steer around potholes;
- it refused to pull away from a kerbside parking spot at the start.
Across the Slovak border
The Slovakia video (17 October 2026) follows the Czech Model Y across the border the day after, according to the creator, Slovakia approved FSD (Supervised) on 16 October 2026, and on a loop of Bratislava. Our country tracker already lists Slovakia as approved.
What this does and does not show
These are first-hand tests of one car, one software build and chosen routes, with an owner who supervised the drive. They are not a safety statistic and do not extend approval to other countries. TAD remains a supervised driver-assistance system. We reviewed the video descriptions and chapter lists plus the journalist’s written report; we did not verify every situation in the full videos. The video descriptions contain affiliate and discount links.
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