Tesla recalls over 2 million vehicles to fix defective Autopilot monitoring system

NPR·Dec 13

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Tesla is recalling a large number of vehicles in the US due to a defective Autopilot monitoring system. The recall appears to affect nearly all vehicles sold in the US, with some reports specifying over 2 million vehicles. The recall is related to a system that monitors drivers using Autopilot, though the specifics of the recall and the parties involved are not entirely clear.

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