Get the latest scoop on Tesla's 239,000 vehicle recall and the exciting new features of the refreshed Model Y making waves in Malaysia and China!
Tesla, the electric automotive giant, has found itself in a bit of a pickle as it recalls over 239,000 vehicles in the United States due to a glitchy rearview camera. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a pesky computer circuit board deficiency has led to rearview cameras failing to show images properly. While this may sound alarming, the recall is voluntary, intended to ensure that drivers can safely reverse without any surprises lurking behind them. So, if you own a Tesla, keep an eye on your inbox and your rearview mirrors!
On the brighter side, Tesla recently unveiled its refreshed Model Y in China, aiming to take a bold stand against local competitors. Set to reshape the SUV market, the new Model Y boasts an upgraded exterior design and enhanced features, all aimed at making it the top pick for Chinese consumers, starting at 263,500 Chinese Yuan (around $35,935). Deliveries for this snazzy ride are slated to begin in March, so if you happen to be in China, buckle up for a ride like no other!
But wait, there’s even more Tesla goodness on the horizon! The Model Y facelift has officially hit the Malaysian shores, thrilling local fans with its exciting new features like the Actually Smart Summon and Autosteer. It seems Tesla is not just recalling vehicles; it’s also ramping up its game by catering to tech-savvy drivers who crave high-tech safety and convenience. There’s no doubt that the Model Y is quickly becoming the talk of the town in both Malaysia and beyond.
In the midst of all this vehicle excitement, it’s fascinating to note that Tesla is making a significant push in Asia, specifically with its major model updates debuting in the Chinese market for the first time. This strategic choice highlights the growing competition in the electric vehicle market, especially against local brands. Plus, did you know that Tesla’s Model Y is one of the best-selling electric vehicles worldwide? With its sleek design and innovative technology, it's not just a car; it’s a lifestyle!
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Tesla said on Friday it is recalling about 239000 vehicles in the United States because rear-view cameras may fail to work.
Certain Tesla models have been recalled due a computer circuit board shortage causing the vehicles' rearview cameras to not display images properly.
Among the details of the Model Y facelift, the Tesla Malaysia website also revealed that the revised electric SUV will receive the carmaker's Actually Smart ...
Tesla's voluntary recall is related to issues that may cause rearview cameras to fail, according to filings out Friday.
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