Tesla's FSD (Supervised) Fleet Passes 17 Billion Miles, With 6.76 Billion in Cities
Tesla's FSD (Supervised) Vehicle Safety Report now shows 17,005,014,881 cumulative miles driven with FSD engaged. That includes 6,757,933,387 city miles. The fleet was at about 16.7 billion a week ago.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Tesla's live FSD mileage counter has passed 17 billion miles. When we checked on Nov. 2, Tesla's safety page showed 17,005,014,881 miles driven with FSD (Supervised).
The numbers
Total: 17,005,014,881 miles.
City streets: 6,757,933,387 miles.
A week earlier: about 16.7 billion, according to TeslaNorth.
When the counter launched (November 2025): about 6.4 billion.
What the counter includes
The page lists 17 markets where FSD (Supervised) is available, including Latvia. It excludes China. FSD (Supervised) still requires an attentive driver. The mileage figures come from Tesla and aren't independently audited.
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