Tesla's overheating CPU issue leads to a massive EV recall. Now, the giant automaker plans to fix the problem through another OTA (over-the-air) update, even though the problem is with the car's ...

Tesla said it’s issuing a patch after feds announced a recall of 130,000 modern Tesla models, showing just how common remote updates to vehicles have become. Reading time 2 minutes Patches continue to ...

Though Tesla had a rough February, 2022 has otherwise been relatively quiet for the California-based automaker on the recall front until now. A new safety missive has been issued for almost 130,000 ...

(RTTNews) - Luxury electric car maker Tesla Inc. (TSLA) is recalling nearly 130,000 vehicles due to overheating that may lead to malfunction in center display. As usual, the company will fix the issue ...

is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. Tesla is recalling 130,000 cars due to an issue ...

Tesla has opted to design and deploy their own AI chips, a strategy to achieve true self-driving car capabilities but questions still remain. According to several media reports, the new AI chips Tesla ...

Tesla has recalled 129,960 cars because of CPU issues that could cause the vehicle's touchscreen to lag or go blank. In an announcement posted on May 3, the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

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Tesla is acquiring tech startup DeepScale, a company that develops high-precision computer vision technology designed to run on low-wattage computer processors such as those found in most automotive ...

As soon as the confidentiality agreement expired, Tesla enthusiasts were offered the first pictures of the new Hardware 4 computer. The teardown reveals many interesting details, some discussed before ...

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Tesla is finally ‘letting the cat out of the bag’ when it comes to its new custom-built chip for the next generation Autopilot. The automaker claims that it now has the ‘world’s most advanced computer ...