Tesla Issues Largest Recall in Company History Over Autopilot Concerns

Critics Argue Software Update Does Not Address Fundamental Safety Issues

Tesla has issued a software update to 2 million cars to improve driver attention while Autopilot is engaged, marking the largest recall in the company's history.
The recall follows a series of crashes involving Tesla's Autopilot system, including incidents where vehicles collided with parked emergency vehicles.
Despite the recall, critics argue that the update, which includes new warnings and alerts, does not address the fundamental issue of Tesla failing to limit where drivers can activate Autopilot.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) investigation into Autopilot remains open, and the recall may not be the agency's final action.
The recall has not significantly impacted Tesla's business, with the company's stock ending the week more than 4% higher than it started.