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..charging station is empty  :idiot2: ;D:



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Tesla Recalls Almost Every Vehicle Ever Sold in the US
The 'recall,' which is being fixed now via an over-the-air update, addresses a problem with hard-to-read warning lights. It's also the first recall to impact Tesla's new Cybertruck.


Tesla has issued a new recall that impacts almost every vehicle it’s ever sold in the United States. The recall, over hard-to-read warning lights, impacts over 2 million vehicles, including the company’s recently released Cybertruck.

The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that the font Tesla uses to mark the park, brake, and anti-lock brake controls on its vehicle dashboards is under the 3.2mm size requirement and as such might be hard for drivers to read, potentially resulting in an error or crash, Automotive News reports.

In addition to the required size, the warning indicators' visual and written warnings are required to be in contrasting colors to the background and each other, with one of them displayed in red.

The recall impacts vehicles across Tesla’s lineup, including the Model S, Model X, 2017-2023 Model 3, Model Y, and 2024 Cybertruck vehicles.



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Re: Wow, over 2 million? And some idiot said it doesn't exist because the
« Reply #1 on: February 06, 2024, 07:55:51 AM »
..charging station is empty  :idiot2: ;D:



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Tesla Recalls Almost Every Vehicle Ever Sold in the US
The 'recall,' which is being fixed now via an over-the-air update, addresses a problem with hard-to-read warning lights. It's also the first recall to impact Tesla's new Cybertruck.


Tesla has issued a new recall that impacts almost every vehicle it’s ever sold in the United States. The recall, over hard-to-read warning lights, impacts over 2 million vehicles, including the company’s recently released Cybertruck.

The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that the font Tesla uses to mark the park, brake, and anti-lock brake controls on its vehicle dashboards is under the 3.2mm size requirement and as such might be hard for drivers to read, potentially resulting in an error or crash, Automotive News reports.

In addition to the required size, the warning indicators' visual and written warnings are required to be in contrasting colors to the background and each other, with one of them displayed in red.

The recall impacts vehicles across Tesla’s lineup, including the Model S, Model X, 2017-2023 Model 3, Model Y, and 2024 Cybertruck vehicles.


I remember seeing a video where this one truck owner was complaining that his battery was draining all the time because of software update. I think he says that the software was not installing correctly and it kept trying, trying etc etc. Took out the old battery and the new replacement - had to take it in to get the glitches fixed.



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Re: Wow, over 2 million? And some idiot said it doesn't exist because the
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2024, 02:05:31 PM »
"the charging station is empty so tesla don't exist"....



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