Vehicles recalled due to faulty touchscreens by Tesla

Large numbers of the Model S and the Model X cars in the United States are set to be recalled by Tesla over faulty touchscreens. The faults could result in an increase in risk of accidents. A letter was sent to the automobile manufacturer in January requesting a recall by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. No response was given at the time by Tesla.

Vehicles recalled due to faulty touchscreens by Tesla

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