Daily Reddit Dose: 12 June 2026

What's hot on r/AutonomyEV

UK battery electric vehicles took a larger slice of the market last month. UK Battery Electric Share Reaches 27.3 Percent in May reported the 27.3 percent figure for May registrations. The result continues a steady climb in European electric uptake.

DHL has begun using SuperPanther electric vans in daily operations. DHL puts SuperPanther's eTopas 600 to work on Austrian roads described the eTopas 600 entering service on Austrian routes. Fleets like this one add real-world data on heavy electric van performance.

Guangdong province announced an aggressive charger rollout goal. Guangdong Sets Three Million Charger Target by 2027 set the three million unit target for 2027. The plan aims to support higher volumes of electric vehicles across the region.

What's hot on r/SelfDrivingCars

Waymo introduced a new subscription tier for frequent riders. Introducing Waymo Premier, an elevated rider experience outlined the $29.99 monthly option with added benefits. The move creates a predictable revenue stream while the fleet grows.

Tesla received another regulatory nod for supervised FSD in Europe. Tesla gets fifth European FSD approval in Belgium confirmed the Belgium listing as the fifth such approval. Each step widens the areas where the software can operate.

A Chinese driver posted about interest in bringing FSD to local roads. Honest question from a Chinese driver: Why does this sub hate on Tesla FSD but praise Waymo so much? described plans to wait for version 14 before buying. The post highlighted demand for supervised autonomy features outside the US.