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NHTSA recall of over 2 million Tesla vehicles for inadequate Autopilot driver monitoring

S3 · 13 Dec 2023 · Tesla

Record

CompanyTesla
IndustryAV trucking
Type(s)recall
Date13 Dec 2023 (day precision)
Time of daynot documented
Locationno physical site (recall / fleet-wide / aggregate record)
Severity (recall, enforcement, or fleet-wide fault)
Scaleover 2,000,000 vehicles
Confidencemedium
Verified flagCited source on file; not independently re-verified

Summary

Following a multi-year NHTSA investigation, Tesla recalled more than 2 million US vehicles to add additional driver-monitoring safeguards to Autosteer/Autopilot via an over-the-air software update; NHTSA later reopened a query in 2024 questioning whether the fix was effective.

Primary source

Wikipedia (citing NHTSA recall notice, Dec 2023)

Publisher: Wikipedia (citing NHTSA recall notice, Dec 2023) · Retrieved: 2026-09-16

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13 Dec 2023 NHTSA recall of over 2 million Tesla vehicles for inadequate Autopilot driver monitoring Wikipedia (citing NHTSA recall notice, Dec 2023) Wikipedia

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