More than 2.2 million vehicles, Tesla has a large-scale recall
Recently, it was learned from the website of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that:
tesla
A recall was announced
More than 2.03 million vehicles.
召回车辆：2012-2023年款
Model S、2016-2023年款
Model X、2017-2023年款
Model 3和2020-2023年款
Model Y, which covers all models equipped with FSD Beta (Full Self-Driving) software.
Reason of the recall:
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has found that Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD Beta) may cause vehicles to behave unsafely near intersections, posing an unnecessary risk to road safety.
For example, going straight in a lane where you can only turn, not stopping completely at an intersection that requires a complete stop, or driving into an intersection when a yellow light is on.
Solution: Over-the-air (OTA) remote upgrade to increase the number of alerts that remind drivers to follow safety rules at all times.
In addition to the United States, Tesla also announced a recall of 193,000 vehicles in Canada to fix the Autopilot driver assistance system defects through OTA upgrades.
As for whether Tesla will be recalled in the Chinese market, there is no relevant news.
What is FSD?
Full Self-Drive is a set of full self-driving systems launched by Tesla, including autonomous navigation navigation, automatic lane change, automatic parking, summoning and traffic lights, and stop sign control and other functions.
FSD Beta is a beta version.
What is Autopilot?
It is a suite of advanced driver assistance systems introduced by Tesla, including automatic assisted steering, acceleration and braking in the lane, automatic parking, and summoning a car from a garage or parking space.
With the development of intelligent automobiles, the safety of driver assistance systems has always been a topic of controversy.
Because many car companies pursue short-term pursuit of sales, and when selling vehicles, they advertise their own car assisted driving functions as safe, intelligent and reliable, which not only makes some car owners overestimate their safety and security capabilities, but also ignores the control of the vehicle when driving, distraction, serious safety hazards, and unstable software functions, which often put the people in the car into a greater threat.
1. A Tesla owner was driving the Autopilot assisted driving system on the highway, and the vehicle hit the ice cream bucket.
2. A netizen complained: I took a taxi and hit a Tesla, and the driver drove fast and left the steering wheel with both hands.
3. A netizen encountered a Tesla owner on the elevated highway when he was driving, leaving his hands off the steering wheel to play games, which was very dangerous.
Indeed, today's vehicles are not yet able to achieve a true sense of unmanned driving, in addition to Tesla, it is not uncommon for other brands of vehicles to have accidents due to assisted driving.
Case 1:
A Wenjie M5 enabled the auxiliary driving function, but after driving for a period of time, a road construction vehicle appeared in front of it towing a trailer pulling asphalt, and the Wenjie M5 failed to avoid it and hit it directly.
Case 2:
Owner of a Xpeng P7
Driving on the highway
NGP Autopilot Assisted Driving
，
direct
Crashed into the rear of a front trailer.
Case 3:
A GAC Trumpchi GS8 owner drove the ACC adaptive cruise control system when driving at high speeds, and when entering a tunnel, there was no obstacle ahead, but the vehicle braked urgently.
According to the owner's recollection: Fortunately
At that time, there was no car in the rear, otherwise the vehicle would have been rear-ended, and the consequences would be unimaginable.
So once again, I would like to remind everyone:
While driving,
Be sure to drive carefully,
Don't rely too much on the intelligent driving system,
Relax your vigilance in case danger occurs.
otherwise
It is still the one who bears the responsibility
The drivers themselves.
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