Tesla Recalls , Another 2.2 Million Vehicles.<br />The vehicles are being recalled <br />in the U.S. due to the font size on the <br />warning lights being too small, CNN reports. .<br />The National Highway Traffic Safety <br />Administration (NHTSA) discovered the issue while <br />it was conducting a routine audit of the vehicles. .<br />Warning lights with a smaller font size can make critical safety information on the instrument panel difficult to read, increasing the risk of a crash, Via the NHTSA's recall notice.<br />Tesla said that it has not received any reports of crashes or injuries resulting from the issue. .<br />An over-the-air software update will be implemented to fix the problem, CNN reports.<br />Included in the recall are the Model X and <br />Model Y up to the year 2024, the Model S and <br />Model 3 up to the year 2023 and the new Cybertruck. .<br />Included in the recall are the Model X and <br />Model Y up to the year 2024, the Model S and <br />Model 3 up to the year 2023 and the new Cybertruck. .<br />Included in the recall are the Model X and <br />Model Y up to the year 2024, the Model S and <br />Model 3 up to the year 2023 and the new Cybertruck. .<br />In December, Tesla issued an over-the-air recall to limit its Autopilot feature.<br />Last year, Tesla recalled thousands of vehicles with the "full self-driving" feature after the NHTSA found that the cars didn't properly obey traffic laws.<br />Such violations included "traveling straight <br />through an intersection while in a turn-only lane, <br />entering a stop sign-controlled intersection <br />without coming to a complete stop,".<br />... "or proceeding into an intersection during a steady yellow traffic signal without due caution," the NHTSA said
