Tesla Recalling 125,000 Cars In North America
Will there be a Tesla recall in Malaysia and how will the recon cars get their recall
Tesla is recalling over 125,000 cars in the U.S. due to a software issue affecting the seat belt warning system, contributing to 2.5 million recalls this year. Now, we wonder how will buyers of reconditioned/used/AP cars get their recall or will they just have to wait and see what happens?
Affected models include Tesla Model S (2012-2024), Model X (2015-2024), Model 3 (2017-2023), and Model Y (2020-2023). The warning system fails to provide adequate signals, though no injuries have been reported.
Tesla will issue a free over-the-air software update in June (which starts today). This follows other major recalls, including nearly 3,900 Cybertrucks and over 2 million vehicles due to warning panel font sizes.
Meanwhile, it is recalls and issues like this that pushes the used prices of Tesla downwards in Malaysia as owners start having problems with their info screens and more.
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