The Tesla Model and Model 3 are displayed at the Tesla dealership in Corte Madera, California on December 20, 2024.
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Tesla According to records released on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website, voluntarily recalled 376,241 baffles in the United States to correct problems with the faulty assisted steering system.
exist Safety recall report Tesla has posted a recall on the NHTSA website, including Model 3 and Y-type Y vehicles, which were sold in the U.S. from February 28, 2023 to October 11, 2023 and equipped with some of the Old software version.
The printed circuit board in the steering system of the affected vehicle may become overstressed, resulting in power-assisted steering failure in some cases when the Tesla vehicle rolls to stop and then accelerates.
When the electronically assisted steering fails at Tesla, the driver needs to exert more force to guide the car, which may increase the risk of collisions.
Tesla told the vehicle safety regulator that it was not aware of any crash, injury or death related to power steering failures, and that it provided a wireless software update as a remedy.
Recalls follow earlier related detections and voluntary recalls In China About the same system.
President Donald Trump Tesla CEO has been appointed Elon Musk Leading a team that cuts the federal government’s workforce, in some cases regulations and the entire agency. The cuts have affected the NHTSA, an institution, Musk, long believed that some of his ambitions at Tesla were blocking it.
The regulator has conducted years of investigation into the safety flaws of the Tesla market currently serving as its autopilot and complete autonomous driving (supervisory) option. These features won’t get Tesla cars into the robot. They need human drivers ready to turn or brake at any time.
this According to the Washington Post Musk’s team led the NHTSA’s massive shooting on Thursday, reducing the agency’s workforce and the ability to investigate companies including Tesla by about 10%.
Tesla did not respond to a request for comment.
