Tesla is recalling more than 1.6 million vehicles in China over issues with steering software and door-locking systems, the country’s regulator says.
The recall includes its models S, X, 3 and Y, and 7,538 imported vehicles.
The problems will be fixed by remote updates to software, meaning the vehicles will not need to be taken to dealerships or garages.
It comes less than a month after Tesla recalled two million cars in the US due to autopilot software issues.
In May last year, the Chinese regulator said more than a million vehicles may have acceleration and braking system issues.
The American electric car giant then discovered problems with assisted driving functions and door-locking systems.
The Chinese regulator, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), described the planned vehicle update as a recall, even though it will happen remotely.
And now they will know because it was called a recall. They will know that their cars manufacturer screwed up and can’t just quietly hide their attempted fix behind updates when it should have been fully tested to begin with. Roads are not for beta testing yet here we are…
No company should be immune from being called out for their garbage workmanship and failures in software…ever. call them out every time. They don’t respect anything so they should get no respect from everyone.