Tesla to Recall 1.2 Million Cars in China

Tesla to Recall 1.2 Million Cars in China on Safety Concerns
Tesla China plans to fix 1.2 million China-made and imported vehicles with software issues as a dozen carmakers recalled vehicles over safety concerns in the world’s largest auto market. The U.S. electric-vehicle giant recalled 335,
Tesla to fix software for over 1.2 million imported and China-made cars, says regulator
Tesla will fix software for some imported Model S and X, and China-made Model 3 and Y cars over safety hazards, totalling more than 1.2 million units, China's market regulator said.
Tesla Deploys Fix to 1.2 Million China EVs on Safety Concern
Tesla Inc. will release a software update to about 1.2 million of its cars in China — about half the fleet it’s sold in the country — to fix issues with vehicles’ power steering and rear-view cameras that pose safety risks.
Tesla China to Recall Around 1.2M Cars on Safety Concern, China's State Administration for Market Regulation Says
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Tesla deploys software update to fix safety issues in 1.2 million EVs in China
The cars had two software issues which can cause the electronic power steering system to fail, as well as cause a malfunction of the cars’ rearview cameras
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