Tesla will recall more than 1.6 million electric vehicles it exported to China to fix defects in Autopilot features and door latches, regulators said Friday.
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation said the recall is for Tesla Model 3, Model S, Model reported to have an impact on
Regulators say that if the automatic assisted steering feature is turned on, drivers “may misuse Level 2 combined driver assistance features,” potentially causing not only a wreck but other safety issues. He said that there is.
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The regulator also said in a statement that Model S and Model It said more than 7,500 vehicles had been recalled.
“Due to a problem with the door unlock logic control of the vehicles subject to this recall, in the event of a collision, the door latch on the non-collision side may become unlatched, leaving the door unlocked and creating a dangerous situation.” Safety hazards “There are,” the regulators wrote.
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Regulators say owners do not need to take their vehicles to a dealership for the update.
They say both issues can be fixed with an over-the-air software update. Updates are free.
Tesla said it will notify affected vehicle owners via registered mail and SMS.
For more information, owners can call Tesla Customer Service at 400-910-0707.
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