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Tesla's Steering Stumble: 380,000 Cars Recalled Due to Power Steering Glitch

Tesla is recalling 380,000 Model 3 and Model Y cars due to a power steering glitch. The defect stems from outdated software, but no need to panic—Tesla offers a free fix via an over-the-air update. Stay safe as manual steering stays intact.

Feb 22

Tesla's Steering Stumble: 380,000 Cars Recalled Due to Power Steering Glitch

Tesla's Massive Recall: 376,241 Model 3 and Model Y Vehicles Affected by Power Steering Glitch!

Tesla issues a recall for over 376,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to potential power steering loss. Thankfully, no trips to the service center are needed, as Tesla fixes the glitch with a simple over-the-air update. Dive into the details and discover what this recall means for Tesla owners and the future of EVs.

Feb 22

Tesla's Massive Recall: 376,241 Model 3 and Model Y Vehicles Affected by Power Steering Glitch!

Tesla’s Big Recall: Over 376,000 Model 3 & Model Y Vehicles Affected!

Tesla has announced a major recall affecting 376,241 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles from 2023 due to a software defect that could cause power steering failure during acceleration after stops. The company is addressing the issue with an over-the-air software update. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported. Find out all you need to know about this story and the implications for Tesla's future.

Feb 22

Tesla’s Big Recall: Over 376,000 Model 3 & Model Y Vehicles Affected!

Tesla’s Power Steering Dilemma: 380,000 Vehicles Recalled in the US

In a surprising turn of events, Tesla has recalled nearly 380,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles across the US due to potential power steering assist failures. The issue arises from an overvoltage condition, potentially impacting driving at low speeds. While the company is rolling out an over-the-air software update to address these concerns, questions remain about long-term reliability and safety.

Feb 21

Tesla’s Power Steering Dilemma: 380,000 Vehicles Recalled in the US

Tesla's FSD Beta Recall: 363,000 Vehicles Recalling Over Safety Concerns

Tesla has announced a recall of nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta software due to safety concerns highlighted by the NHTSA. Key issues include unsafe behavior at intersections and improper speed limit responses. The recall will be addressed with an over-the-air software update. This move highlights ongoing challenges in Tesla's autonomous vehicle technology development.

Dec 28

Tesla's FSD Beta Recall: 363,000 Vehicles Recalling Over Safety Concerns

Tesla's 'Christmas Gift' Causes Cybertruck Meltdown: FSD 13.2.2 Update Bricks Vehicles

In a stunning twist, Tesla's highly-anticipated FSD 13.2.2 software update has left some Cybertruck owners less than merry, reportedly rendering their futuristic rides completely unresponsive. Affected owners encountered unresponsive systems and charging woes, while CEO Elon Musk remained blissfully unaware, dubbing the update a 'Christmas gift to the world.'

Dec 27

Tesla's 'Christmas Gift' Causes Cybertruck Meltdown: FSD 13.2.2 Update Bricks Vehicles

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