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According to Reuters, Tesla has issued a recall on 1.8 million vehicles across the United States. This is a substantial figure, especially for a firm that is not unfamiliar with this kind of turn of events. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) made the announcement of the recall because there is a possibility that the software may fail to inform individuals when the hood has detached.
If the hood is not correctly secured, it has the potential to detach while the driver is behind the wheel, so obstructing their view. In an effort to resolve the issue, Tesla has released a software update that may be downloaded instantly. Recalls are being issued for certain Model 3, Model S, and Model X automobiles between the years 2021 and 2024. Additionally, it has an effect on Model Y automobiles manufactured between the years 2020 and 2024.
A number of Tesla vehicles have already been recalled so far in this year. Two million vehicles were recalled in February due to warning light text that was too small, surpassing the number of vehicles that were returned in January due to a failing backup camera. In January, 200,000 vehicles were recalled due to the defective backup camera. By the end of May, there were 125,000 vehicles that had problems with their seatbelts, and by the end of June, there were 12,000 Tesla Cybertrucks that had faulty windshield wipers and trim.