Tesla recalls 362,758 cars, Beta software may cause crashes.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Tesla recalled 362,758 self-driving cars due to concerns over intersection safety.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Due to a lack of adequate respect to traffic safety laws, Tesla's FSD feature "led to an excessive risk to motor vehicle safety.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Elon Musk the CEO of Tesla, tweeted that it was incorrect to use the term "recall" to describe an over-the-air software update.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Tesla's recalled vehicles are as follows: 2016-2023 Tesla Model S 2016-2023 Tesla Model X 2017-2023 Tesla Model 3 2020-2023 Tesla Model Y

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM The massive Tesla recall should serve as a wake-up call. Before the feds step in, a recklessly designed automated system should not be installed on hundreds of thousands of vehicles.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Self-driving beta software installed or about to be installed could allow the car to go over speed limits or navigate intersections in a "unlawful or unpredictable manner," which would increase the likelihood of an accident.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Tesla is going to release an over the air software update at no cost, and the company will notify their respected customer by April 15.

HINDUSTANVIEW.COM Tesla car owners can enter their vehicle's identification number on the NHTSA website to find out if their car is included in the recall.