Flash memory failure leads to Tesla recall
A failure of the embedded eMMC flash memory in the display controller of Tesla Model S and Model X electric cars has led to the recall of 158,000 vehicles
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A failure of the embedded eMMC flash memory in the display controller of Tesla Model S and Model X electric cars has led to the recall of 158,000 vehicles
An issue with Model S and Model X flash memory storage can cause the media control unit to fail.
The vehicles are equipped with a flash memory device that fails and takes out the infotainment system.
news Tesla asked to recall 158,000 cars over safety © Getty Images All Teslas have built-in screen displays and ones in some models are now failing Tesla has been asked to recall 158,000 Model S and Model X vehicles over an issue with failing touchscreens, which could increase the risk of crashes. The problem involves the memory chips used in the displays of cars made between 2012 and 2018, which wear out, causing the screen to stop working. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration sent Tesla a formal letter requesting the recall. It has until 27 January to respond. Tesla has im...
The NHTSA asked Tesla to recall nearly 159,000 examples of the Model S and the Model X to replace the touchscreen, which goes blank when a processor dies.