Mercedes-Benz remembers EQS for errors that allowed dashboard video playback in motion

Mercedes-Benz has released server updates to create controls that allowed the owners Price of EQS EV and the latest S-Class sedans to watch movies on displays found in the moving cars. In the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration written by Consumer Reports editor the car manufacturer is said to have received a “wrong modification” on its rear server in November which was probably installed on other vehicles. It is estimated that about 227 vehicles were affected by the crash. And even though Mercedes is unaware of any accidents, it goes on and on.

The verdict comes in the same week that a from The New York Times said Tesla recently changed its vehicles to allow passengers to play selected games even while their car is moving. “Solitaire it’s a game for everyone, but playing car is for the riders only, ”said the company’s infotainment system after someone released the title.. It is possible for a driver to ignore that warning and then play the game. It is part of the NHTSA claims to be affiliated with Tesla.

“The Vehicle Safety Act prohibits manufacturers from selling vehicles with defects that could compromise safety,” a spokesman for the agency told Engadget. In 2019, the NHTSA reported that 3,142 people in the US were killed in accidents caused by reckless drivers.