Tesla recalls more than 2 million vehicles, including the new Cybertruck

Recently we learned that Tesla announced a massive recall in the international market, involving 2193869 vehicles. The scale of this recall is the largest in the brand's history, and the number of recalled vehicles is almost equal to Tesla's total sales in the U.S. market. Models, including Tesla's Cybertruck, have been affected.

This recall affects a lot of models, but fortunately, the reason for the recall is not due to mechanical failure. The problem was that some of the warning light icons on the vehicle's dashboard were too small, specifically because the font size of the warning light icons for braking, parking, and anti-lock braking systems did not meet the requirements of the U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for "Hydraulic and Electric Braking Systems" (No. 105) and "Light Vehicle Braking Systems" (No. 135).

It is important to note that owners affected by this recall do not need to take their cars to a repair shop in person. It is understood that Tesla is currently working to solve this problem through OTA.