Elon Musk’s Tesla recalls more than 3 lakh electric cars, this problem came to light

Tesla has recalled more than 3 lakh electric vehicles. The company says that the EVs have been recalled due to the possibility of a flaw in its self-driving technology. There is a possibility of fault in its driver assistance technology, due to which the fear of crashing in such vehicles has increased. That’s why the company has recalled them for investigation. The company’s Model S, Model X are also said to be involved in this. Apart from this, we are giving you complete information about which other models the company has recalled.

Tesla It is one of the largest automobile maker companies in the world. but its Electric Car There has been a report of a fault in the driving assistance technology. Reuters’s Report According to the company, due to this defect, the company has recalled 3 lakh 63 thousand electric vehicles. These include several models including Model S, Model X, Model and 3 Model Y which are manufactured between 2016 and 2023. In this, the company has used full self-driving beta technology. In which now it has been said that there is a flaw.

It has been said in the report that due to this flaw, technology can use some tricks with its intelligence, due to which violation of normal traffic rules is also possible. Driving assistance can guide the vehicle to steer in an unsafe manner. Accidents are predicted to happen at intersections. In which the vehicle may not come to a complete stop near the stop signal, it has been said. Or go straight even in the turn only lane. Or keep running ahead even after crossing the orange light. Such possibilities are stated with this drawback.

There is also a risk of vehicles crashing due to technical fault. It has been said that to solve this problem, the company will also release a software update. However, after this news came to the fore, the company’s shares also fell by 5 percent. Here, company owner Elon Musk has also expressed disappointment about Tesla’s driver assistance system. According to the report, he said that the system is not progressing as fast as it was asked for. In 2019, Musk said that his company would make a fully automated vehicle within a year, but his statement has not yet been fully proven.