40,000 Tesla Model S, Model X EVs recalled for power steering loss:
Tesla has issued a recall of 40,168 Model S and Model X vehicles from 2017-2021 model years over a possible loss of electronic power steering.
The company has released an over-the-air update to update and recalibrate the electronic power assist steering . As of November 1, the company said it was not aware of any injuries or deaths related to the issue, though it has identified 314 vehicle alerts that it believes are related to the issue., Tesla said it discovered the issue through vehicle manufacturing, service, and firmware deployment records.
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