The Autla Autopilot article brings the ‘memory’ of nearly 300,000 cars to China

Tesla remembers about 300,000 Model 3 and Model Y electronic devices offered in China. According to Bloomberg and Nikkei Asia, The State Administration for Market Regulation of the country has announced the actions of the machine manufacturers on their website. While this move is called “remembering,” the owners are not forced to bring their vehicles. Since its goal is to deal with traffic-related accidents, Tesla will be able to address this issue by launching an online program to upgrade the company’s Autopilot system.

Bloomberg says recall is the result of an investigation conducted by a supervisor to identify errors in sales. Obviously, the Autopilot interface of the affected vehicles is easily operated while driving, which means it can lead to accidents.

The commemoration includes 211,256 Model 3 cars manufactured in China between December 19, 2019 and June 7th 2021, as well as 35,665 Model Model 3s manufactured in 2019. All 38,599 Model Ys are also included, all manufactured in China from earlier this year until June 7th. As he explains, Tesla has delivered 275,000 exports and manufactured the Model 3s and Model Ys in China since 2019, so the memory affects almost all vehicles shipped in the country.

Products has been given its first production of cars at the Shanghai Gigafactory 3 plant in December 2019. Shortly thereafter, the manufacturer claims forced to prepare its Model 3 vehicles with 2.5 Hardware Hardware instead of its new silk Hardware 3.0 due to the global chip shortage due to the coronavirus epidemic. Recently, China banned Tesla vehicles from military bases feared that their cameras could pose a security risk. The company he announced to store information from Chinese-supplied vehicles at data centers located in the country.