A few days ago, the relevant channels learned that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (hereinafter referred to as "NHTSA") announced that due to audio problems, Tesla will recall 578607 cars in the United States. Tesla said it had not yet received reports of traffic accidents caused by the problem.
It is reported that the scope of the recall involves some Model S, Model X, Model Y produced in 2020 to 2022, and some Model 3 produced in 2017 to 2022. NHTSA said the vehicles did not meet the minimum volume requirements in the U.S. Federal Automotive Safety Standards.
Boombox mode allows vehicles to play audio through external speakers while driving, which may obscure the warning tone emitted by the pedestrian warning system, and Tesla will wirelessly release a software upgrade package that turns off the "Boombox" function while the vehicle is in driving.
Since the beginning of February, Tesla has recalled electric vehicles three times, first because of the automatic driving mode error problem, then the seat belt sound and the windshield heating problem, this time it is the sound system problem, the design of more than one million vehicles, continue to pay attention.
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