Tesla recalls over 9,000 Model X electric vehicles in the United States

Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Tesla will recall more than 9,000 Model X electric vehicles in the United States. The reason for this recall is that there is a risk of a decoration on the vehicle roof falling off, which may increase the chance of a car accident. It is worth noting that this recall is a very rare physical recall action by Tesla. Before this, Tesla mainly solved car problems through wireless software updates.

According to data from Bizzycar, a developer of recall management platforms, in the first half of this year, due to safety issues, Tesla recalled nearly 2.6 million vehicles in the United States, second only in quantity to Ford.

As a luxury electric SUV, the Tesla Model X's recall incident once again triggers people's high attention to the quality and safety issues of Tesla vehicles. For Tesla, how to ensure vehicle quality and safety and properly deal with the impact of recall incidents on brand image has become a major challenge it must face. At the same time, this incident also reminds consumers that when buying and using electric vehicles, they should pay close attention to the safety performance and recall information of vehicles to effectively protect their own rights and safety.