Tesla recalls 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to overly bright headlights
In the USA, certain Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles must be remedied due to a lighting deviation. The headlights may shine brighter than permitted.
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In the USA, certain Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles must be remedied due to a lighting deviation. The headlights may shine brighter than permitted.
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Waymo is recalling almost 4,000 autonomous vehicles after identifying a software issue that could allow robotaxis to enter freeway construction zones. The fix will be handled through software, underscoring how recalls are changing in the self-driving era.
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Nearly 49,000 Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale SUVs are being recalled because some seat belts may twist and fail to position correctly, raising a potential safety concern for occupants.
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Toyota is recalling more than half a million Camry sedans because the driver display may go blank, potentially hiding critical information such as vehicle speed.
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A 76-year-old woman was killed inside a Katy, Texas, home after a Tesla Model 3 crashed into the living room. The driver told investigators Autopilot was engaged, but the cause remains under investigation.
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A safety investigation is examining reports of suspension failures in nearly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles, raising questions for owners about inspections, repair records, and the difference between an investigation and a recall.
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A new recall affects a small number of 2025 Nissan Sentra sedans, but the safety concern is significant enough that owners should check their VINs and arrange a free dealer repair if included.
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General Motors is recalling 26,541 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vans from the 2025 and 2026 model years because of a steering gear concern that could affect control if left unaddressed.
Read moreTwo U.S. senators are asking Tesla to substantiate claims that Full Self-Driving is dramatically safer than human driving, raising broader questions about how driver-assistance safety data should be measured and marketed.
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