Salvini sente Musk e apre alla guida autonoma. Ma le regole italiane non lo permettono

Matteo Salvini discussed autonomous driving with Elon Musk, emphasizing Italy's interest in new technologies and the need for rapid European approval of Tesla's assisted driving system. He instructed ministry technicians to facilitate innovation within existing regulations, highlighting potential investments from tech and automotive companies. However, the political push faces a complex regulatory landscape, as Tesla's full self-driving system requires driver supervision and is classified as level 2 autonomy. European homologation procedures are necessary for market access, but national regulations still govern road use and liability. Italy allows road testing under specific conditions but lacks comprehensive rules for commercial deployment of driverless vehicles, unlike some other European countries that have advanced regulations.