Tesla is recalling up to 36,126 of its Model S and Model X vehicles in China over touch-screen failures representing Tesla’s third in China since the fourth quarter of 2020.
According to JL Warren Capital, Tesla’s market share of the “new energy vehicle” category in China, which includes pure battery electrics such as Tesla’s, reached 12% in 2020.
A driver uses the map navigation feature on a touchscreen control panel with the Tesla Motors Inc. 8.0 software update inside a Tesla Model S P90D vehicle.
A driver uses the map navigation feature on a touchscreen control panel with the Tesla Motors Inc. 8.0 software update inside a Tesla Model S P90D vehicle.
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A significant Tesla recall in the United States has now extended to China, according to a new regulatory filing from China’s State Administration for Market Regulation.
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