In 2025, Tesla recalled approximately 380,000 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles due to a software issue affecting electronic power-assisted steering (EPAS). Many drivers reported sudden loss of steering assistance at low speeds, which created safety concerns. The recall targeted vehicles produced in 2023, and Tesla released an over-the-air update to resolve the problem. Owners were advised to check their vehicle identification numbers (VINs) to determine if their cars were affected. This recall attracted attention on automotive news websites and Tesla forums, as owners discussed their experiences, frustrations, and questions about repair timelines. Some users expressed concerns about the potential risks while driving, emphasizing the importance of quick software interventions. The case demonstrates the critical role of vehicle software in modern cars and highlights how even established manufacturers can encounter unexpected technical issues that impact user safety and confidence in their vehicles.
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