Backup Camera Glitch , Prompts Tesla to Recall , 200,000 Vehicles.<br />NBC reports that Tesla will recall approximately <br />200,000 vehicles over a software glitch that <br />could cause rearview cameras to display incorrectly. .<br />In a document posted on the National <br />Highway Traffic Safety Administration's <br />website, Tesla said that impacted models <br />include 2023 versions of Models S, X and Y.<br />According to Tesla, a free over-the-air <br />(OTA) software update has been released <br />to address the potential issue. .<br />Owners can reportedly expect <br />notification letters of the changes <br />to be mailed by March 22, 2024.<br />NBC reports that this is the <br />15th Tesla recall in the last year. .<br />Issues related to Tesla's Autopilot driver-assist <br />feature prompted the company to recall over <br />2 million vehicles, impacting nearly the entire U.S. fleet.<br />Earlier this week, Tesla warned of slower <br />sales in 2024, while highlighting increased <br />competition from China's BYD electric carmaker.<br />Earlier this week, Tesla warned of slower <br />sales in 2024, while highlighting increased <br />competition from China's BYD electric carmaker.<br />Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly said the <br />company remains focused on developing a <br />cheaper, next-generation electric vehicle (EV). .<br />Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly said the <br />company remains focused on developing a <br />cheaper, next-generation electric vehicle (EV). .<br />NBC reports that the more <br />accessible EV model may not be <br />released until the second half of 2025.<br />Tesla's overall market valuation has already <br />fallen by $210 billion this January alone.
