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Tesla recalled 20,349 vehicles because of low-beam headlights that might be extremely bright, possibly lowering visibility for drivers, increasing the risk of a crash.
The automaker’s latest recall comes a month after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced in July it opened a preliminary investigation into 1.2 million Tesla vehicles over reports of suspension failures that might result in a loss of steering control, Reuters reported.
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Which Tesla vehicles were recalled?
Why you should care:
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officials said the recall covers certain Model Year ("MY") 2017 – 2023 Model 3 and MY 2020 – 2023 Model Y vehicles that may have been manufactured or later serviced with the component described below with a supplier manufacture date of June 2, 2023, or later.
If I have one of the recalled Tesla models, what should I do?
What you can do:
Owners of the recalled Tesla’s will receive notification letters by mail and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officials noted that all Tesla dealerships and service centers will be notified about this recall.
The Source: Information for this story was provided by a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall notice and Reuters. This story was reported from Washington, D.C.