NHTSA has closed its investigation into the loss of rear-view camera images in nearly 160,000 of Tesla's Model X and Model S vehicles.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Friday it has closed a long-running investigation into the loss of rear-view camera images in nearly 160,000 of Tesla's Model X and Model S vehicles.
The agency said touchscreen failures posed significant safety issues, including the loss of rearview or backup camera images, exterior turn-signal lighting, and windshield defogging and defrosting systems that"may decrease the driver’s visibility in inclement weather." NHTSA first opened a probe in June 2020 into complaints that media control unit failures led to touchscreen displays not working.
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