On April 7, the world's largest-ever gathering of more than 1,000 cars and a light show was organized by private Tesla owners in South Korea.
Tesla owners and investors in South Korea are among the most passionate about Tesla in the world.
South Korean individual investors own 1.7% of Tesla shares, enough to make them the sixth-largest shareholder. Only Elon Musk, Vanguard, BlackRock, and other global asset managers own more shares than Korean investors.
However, despite this passionate fandom, South Korea has been somewhat marginalized when it comes to Tesla vehicles and SW offerings. Even the Model 3 Highland, which has been open for ordering globally, only opened up in South Korea a few days ago, and FSD is still a basic driving assistance system, much lower than the FSD beta in North America.
Tesla owners in Korea are more eager to deploy FSD than anyone else in the world. Korea's small land mass and advanced and standardized roads and transportation system make it easy to deploy FSD.
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