Tesla Recalls 200,000 Vehicle Units In The United States On This Problem

Tesla Model S. (Doc. Tesla)

JAKARTA - The problem of recalled vehicles still haunts Tesla this year. This electric car giant must recall 200,000 vehicles in the United States.

According to a Reuters report, quoted Monday, January 29, the recall or recall occurred on several Tesla models, consisting of Models S, X and Y starting in 2023. So what is the cause of the recall?

Based on a report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), last Friday, the recall was due to software damage, which could hinder driver visibility when withdrawing.

This development comes less than two months after the company recalled nearly all of its vehicles in the United States, to install new safeguards in Autopilot's advanced driver assistance systems.

Back to the current problem, rearview mirror damage, caused by software instability, can lower driver visibility and increase accident risk.

The automaker has released a free over-the-air (OTA) software update, to address this issue so that it can be handled properly, according to the NHTSA report.

In addition, based on data from Tesla, until January 22, Tesla has identified 81 guarantee claims that may be related to the condition of the rearview mirror. For those affected, they can report this problem so that it can be handled properly.