Tesla is proactively addressing a power steering issue related to the 2023 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles by issuing an Over-the-Air software update. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) classified it as a recall due to potential safety risks. Approximately 376,241 vehicles are involved, primarily those operating before the latest software version. Although 3,012 warranty claims and 570 field reports have been filed, Tesla has not connected any accidents or fatalities to the problem. The fix allows drivers to maintain manual steering if power assist is lost.
Tesla is addressing a potential power steering issue in its 2023 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles with a software update, avoiding physical recall.
The NHTSA describes the power steering situation as a safety risk that requires attention, yet acknowledges it can be addressed through software.
An estimated 376,241 vehicles are affected, but Tesla reports no accidents related to the power steering issue despite numerous warranty claims.
The electronic power steering assist may lose functionality at a stop, but manual steering will still be available, ensuring driver control.
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