Tesla, Other Automakers Recall 4.3 Million Vehicles in China
Regulators cited risk of hard-to-find emergency releases after crashes.
Nine automakers, including Tesla, are recalling approximately 4.3 million vehicles in China because the interior emergency door release handles are difficult to see or use after a crash. This recall, the largest in China’s automotive history, addresses issues with handles that blend in with surrounding trim, potentially hindering escape in collisions that disable the electrical system. Tesla alone is recalling nearly 3 million China-made and imported vehicles.
- Nine automakers are recalling about 4.3 million vehicles in China.
- The recall is due to interior emergency door release handles that are hard to spot or use after a crash.
- This is the largest automotive recall campaign in China’s history.
- Tesla is recalling 2.98 million China-made and imported Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X vehicles.
- The issue involves handles that match the color of the surrounding trim, making them difficult to identify and operate, especially if the electrical system is compromised.
- The recall is scheduled to begin on September 25th.
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