Tesla Recalls 20,000 Model 3 and Y Vehicles Over Glare Issues

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirmed the recall of 20,349 units, specifically targeting certain Model 3 and Model Y configurations. While the agency identified the glare as a direct safety hazard, a definitive remedy for the lighting system remains under development. Owners are currently waiting for further instructions on how the manufacturer intends to calibrate the beams to meet federal visibility standards.

This move adds to a growing list of regulatory challenges for the automaker. Beyond the lighting defects, the company is contending with a separate preliminary investigation into 1.2 million vehicles regarding potential suspension failures. That probe examines reports of parts breaking that could leave drivers unable to steer their cars, keeping the brand under intense scrutiny from federal safety officials.