Full Self-Driving Tesla takes on the world’s most difficult roundabout

This is what happened when a Full Self-Driving Tesla took on the world’s most difficult roundabout.

The roundabout in question was the Magic Roundabout in Swindon, England.

This thing is anything but magical, it’s actually downright nightmarish.

But how would a Full Self-Driving Tesla handle it?

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Taking a drive on the world’s most difficult roundabout

You might think you’ve handled some rough roundabouts in your time.

But we promise that they’ve been nothing like the Magic Roundabout in Swindon.

This is comprised of five smaller roundabouts, which form a greater circle.

It’s not for the faint of heart.

In a video shared to X by Tesla’s account, a Tesla took on the Magic Roundabout and allowed viewers to see how it performed.

While many would find themselves watching the clip with bated breath, the Tesla handled itself masterfully in the video.

It slipped between lanes with ease and blended in with all the cars being driven by humans.

This roundabout was part of a wider FSD drive through London.

Tesla is still waiting on regulatory approval to bring the automated driving service to Europe.

It’s no wonder then that Full-Self Driving is being put to the test in some of the continent’s toughest spots, like around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

A Full Self-Driving Tesla – safe or not safe?

Full Self-Driving mode has been around for a while now and it’s been generating a lot of conversation.

In fact, it’s at the root of a dispute between Tesla and California’s DMV, with the state institution pushing for the sale of Tesla vehicles to be banned.

Despite this, there’s no signs that the manufacturer will ease up on the technology.

An FSD Robotaxi service being launched in several American cities, and Elon Musk is declaring that unsupervised FSD is on the way.

Even a retired 82-year-old bus driver gave it his endorsement.

Will we see self-driving Teslas passing by Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower within the next year?

Only time will tell.