Musk retweeted a post stating that Tesla FSD (Supervised) has a 40% lower average collision rate in Australia and New Zealand compared to manual driving.
Musk reposted a tweet from Sawyer Merritt, which stated that Tesla FSD (supervised version) has an average collision rate 40% lower than manual driving in Australia and New Zealand. Data shows that FSD experiences one collision every 1.1 million miles, while manual driving experiences one collision every 665,000 miles.
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