Seoul police book 80 Tesla drivers over illegal FSD unlock devices

Seoul police have booked 80 people for using aftermarket modules to enable Tesla's Full Self-Driving on cars not approved to run it in South Korea, seizing 21 devices. Violators face up to two years in prison or a fine of up to 20 million won (~$15,000).

• Police seized 21 unlock modules imported from Europe and China or built by owners
• Penalty under the Motor Vehicle Management Act is up to 2 years or 20 million won
• FSD is legal only on US-built Model S, X and Cybertruck; Shanghai-made Model 3 and Y lack certification
• As of August, only 20.7% of 229,311 Teslas in Korea could legally use FSD