Tesla Recalls More Than Two Million Vehicles Amid Probe Into Autopilot Crashes

Tesla is recalling more than two million vehicles over concerns its Autopilot system can be misused by drivers, amid a two-year probe by U.S. auto-safety regulators into crashes involving the driver-assistance technology.

The safety recall covers some Tesla Models 3, S, X and Y sold in the U.S. between 2012 and 2023, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Tuesday. The federal auto-safety regulator has been scrutinizing the system after years of high-profile crashes and questions about whether the company was promising more than it could deliver.

Tesla is recalling more than two million vehicles over concerns its Autopilot system can be misused by drivers, amid a two-year probe by U.S. auto-safety regulators into crashes involving the driver-assistance technology.

The safety recall covers some Tesla Models 3, S, X and Y sold in the U.S. between 2012 and 2023, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Tuesday. The federal auto-safety regulator has been scrutinizing the system after years of high-profile crashes and questions about whether the company was promising more than it could deliver.