In Australia, Tesla has recalled over 7,000 Model Y vehicles after discovering that the automatic window reversal system may fail, allowing the window to close with excessive force. This defect poses a potential injury risk to passengers, especially children. Tesla quickly pushed an over-the-air software update, but the recall raised questions about the thoroughness of safety testing before vehicles reach consumers. While some owners expressed confidence in Tesla’s rapid response, others felt uneasy about the recurring pattern of software-related recalls. Online EV forums and Tesla owner groups are buzzing with debates about whether frequent recalls are simply a sign of cutting-edge innovation or evidence of poor quality control. For potential buyers, these recalls contribute to hesitation, as safety issues are more alarming than minor software bugs. The story reflects the fine line Tesla must walk between innovation speed and customer trust.
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