US Investigates 1.2 Million Tesla Vehicles Over Suspension Defect
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a preliminary safety investigation into approximately 1.2 million Tesla vehicles following reports of suspension failures that could lead to a sudden loss of steering control, raising fresh regulatory scrutiny for the electric vehicle giant.
According to the regulator, the probe covers certain 2018-2020 Tesla Model 3 and 2021-2023 Model Y vehicles after its Office of Defects Investigation received 156 consumer complaints alleging that the front lower lateral suspension link detached while driving.
NHTSA said the reported defect can leave affected vehicles undriveable, requiring them to be towed. Most owners said there was no warning before the suspension component failed, although some reported hearing unusu...










