HONG KONG— Tesla is conducting its largest ever recall in China that regulators said was to fix issues with its driver-assistance features that could increase the risk of crashes, a move that follows similar fixes in the U.S. Tesla last month recalled more than two million vehicles in the U.S. over government contentions that its Autopilot steering feature can be misused by drivers. China’s State Administration for Market Regulation said Friday the carmaker will issue software fixes to more than 1.6 million Model Y, Model 3, Model S and Model X cars made between August 2014 and last month, including both imported vehicles and ones made at its Shanghai gigafactory...
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Continue ReadingTesla is recalling 1.6 million vehicles in China to fix problems with its Autopilot driver-assistance system and reduce the risk of collisions, a Chinese regulator said Friday...
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