Tesla Recalls 1.6M Vehicles In China Over Autosteer Misuse Concerns

This action comes on the heels of a similar recall initiated by the electric vehicle giant in the United States last month, affecting over 2 million cars.

Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) is recalling more than 1.6 million vehicles in China due to concerns related to the misuse of autosteer features.

In response to the issue, the company plans to address it through a software update designed to remind drivers to adhere to driving regulations.

This action comes on the heels of a similar recall initiated by the electric vehicle giant in the United States last month, affecting over 2 million cars.

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