ALBAWABA - In a significant development, Tesla is initiating a recall of around 200,000 vehicles in the United States. The reason behind this move is a software glitch affecting the display of the rear camera in certain 2023 Model S, X, and Y vehicles equipped with Tesla's advanced autonomous 4.0 system.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) made this announcement, emphasizing that the software imbalance could impede the rear camera's functionality, posing a potential risk by limiting the driver's visibility.
According to the NHTSA statement, 199,575 vehicles are part of this recall. Tesla is reportedly addressing the issue with a remote software update, aiming to rectify the problem without necessitating physical intervention. Affected vehicle owners are slated to receive notifications starting March 22, as per the official statement.
Vehicle recalls, especially those addressing safety concerns, often involve automakers providing complimentary repair services. Manufacturers typically communicate recall details to affected customers through letters or other established communication channels.
This recall from Tesla underscores the ongoing challenges and responsibilities associated with ensuring the safety and performance of advanced automotive technologies.
