Overview
- Tesla is set to send a software update to 8,700 vehicles in China, including 1,071 imported Model S and X, and 7,629 domestically produced Model 3 sedans.
- The recall is due to unstable rear camera integrated circuit communications, which could affect the driver's field of vision when reversing.
- This action is classified as a product recall under Chinese regulations, though it's unclear if drivers can return vehicles for refunds.
- The software issue follows several recent recalls by Tesla in both the U.S. and China, addressing various safety concerns.
- Tesla's proactive measures include over-the-air updates and, if necessary, service center interventions for vehicles unreachable by OTA updates.