Tesla Recalls 2 Million US Vehicles for Autopilot Safety Defect

Tesla is recalling over two million vehicles in the United States equipped with its Autopilot system due to safety concerns raised by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall comes after a two-year investigation into whether Tesla vehicles adequately ensure driver attention while using Autopilot. Tesla stated that the software controls of Autopilot may not be sufficient to prevent driver misuse, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall will involve a software update to incorporate additional controls and alerts to encourage drivers to adhere to their continuous driving responsibility. NHTSA will keep the Autopilot probe open as it monitors the effectiveness of Tesla's remedies.
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