NHTSA Concludes Tesla Suspension Investigation Without Recall

The four-year probe into nearly 75,000 vehicles ends with a recommendation for Tesla to expand its service bulletin.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found 426 reports of front suspension fore link failures in Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles.
The investigation, initiated in 2020, revealed that most failures occurred at low speeds and did not result in loss of vehicle control.
Tesla had previously issued a service bulletin in 2017, but it covered only 25% of the identified failures.
NHTSA recommended that Tesla expand the service bulletin to include all affected vehicles.
The decision to close the probe does not imply an absence of safety issues, according to NHTSA.