BEIJING (Reuters) -Tesla said on Monday it would release its smart driving-assistance feature in China after completing regulatory approval, following complaints that a limited-time free trial of its Full Self-Driving service had been temporarily paused. The message was posted as a comment under a feed of Tesla vice president Grace Tao's Weibo account. The company said last Monday that it would launch the free trial of its FSD service in China between March 17 and April 16...
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