#automotive-safety

#automotive-safety

Lucid Motors is recalling over 1,500 Air Pure EVs due to potentially faulty wiring harnesses that may cause loss of power.

Xiaomi's SU7 electric sedan impressively achieved five stars in C-NCAP safety tests, setting a benchmark in the EV market.

Tesla recalls 46,096 Cybertrucks to fix trim defects that may detach while driving.

Tesla's latest recall involves issues with rearview camera displays requiring significant action beyond typical software updates.

Tesla recalls 239,382 vehicles due to rearview camera glitches caused by software issues, primarily affecting Model 3, S, X, and Y.

The issue could lead to a loss of rearview images, raising safety concerns, especially in the context of software reliability for autonomous driving.

Tesla recalls nearly all Cybertrucks due to potential detachment of a trim panel while driving.

Tesla's eighth Cybertruck recall addresses potential detachment of exterior trim panels due to weak adhesive, affecting approximately 46,096 vehicles.

Tesla's Cybertruck recalls raise concerns about safety and reliability, particularly related to the rearview camera.

The Cybertruck's rollout has been problematic, marked by multiple recalls in just the last year.

Consumer Reports emphasizes the necessity for robust regulations and resources for DOT agencies to ensure consumer safety in automotive technology.

Automakers resist mandatory life-saving technology in vehicles, prioritizing profit over safety despite existing tech that could save lives.

Chevrolet is recalling nearly 3,000 Equinox EV models due to a software issue affecting braking functionality with adaptive cruise control.

Volvo is celebrated for its safety innovations but faces criticism for high maintenance costs and software issues.

A substantial recall for Kia's EV9 highlights critical safety concerns related to seat mounting bolts, attributed to a worker's error.

Stellantis is recalling 1.5 million Ram trucks due to a serious software issue affecting stability control.