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Tesla is issuing yet another recall for its entire lineup, this one over the font sizes of warning lights.
Its latest safety guidance over backup cameras for model-year 2023 Model S, Model X and Model Y vehicles is common among other brands.
While the changes to Autosteer may satisfy the feds, shortening the time even more before hands-off warnings appear would help ensure Tesla drivers stay engaged in their driving.
Door locks may unlatch and open during a crash in certain Model S sedans and Model X SUVs.
Tesla is recalling over 2 million vehicles equipped with its Autopilot feature because of what NHTSA deems “controls insufficient to prevent misuse.”
Tesla is recalling nearly 55,000 Model X SUVs over an issue that may prevent the vehicle from detecting low brake fluid.
In an investigation of potentially defective airbag inflators that dates to 2015, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is pushing for the recall of 52 million inflators manufactured between the year 2000 and January 2018.
The recall concerns the safety of the Full Self-Driving feature, a Level 2 semi-autonomous driving-assist system.
Two separate recalls address the taillights of some 321,600 Model 3s and Model Ys and the airbags of more than 29,000 Model Xs.
Tesla’s entire lineup is affected by an issue with the power windows that may not function correctly.