Tesla Voluntarily Recalls 475,000 Vehicles Over Safety Concerns

Tesla has issued two voluntary recalls affecting the Model S and Model 3 vehicles. The Model S recall is due to a front trunk latch issue that may cause the hood to open unexpectedly. The Model 3 recall involves a cable that can wear down over time, potentially blocking the rearview camera. These recalls impact over 475,000 vehicles, nearly matching Tesla's total deliveries in 2020.

What is the nature of the recalls mentioned in the video?

• Mandatory recalls

• Voluntary recalls

• Government-mandated recalls

• Safety recalls

What issue does the Model S recall address?

• Rearview camera malfunction

• Battery overheating

• Front trunk latch problem

• Brake failure

What could happen due to the Model S front trunk latch issue?

• The engine could overheat

• The car might not start

• The hood could open unexpectedly

• The trunk might not close

What problem does the Model 3 recall address?

• A malfunctioning GPS system

• A cable that can wear down and block the rearview camera

• A faulty airbag system

• A defective battery

How many vehicles are affected by the recalls, and how does this number compare to Tesla's 2020 deliveries?

• Over 475,000 vehicles, nearly equal to 2020 deliveries

• Over 450,000 vehicles, more than 2020 deliveries

• Over 500,000 vehicles, more than 2020 deliveries

• Over 400,000 vehicles, less than 2020 deliveries