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Germany KBA watchdog also looking into Tesla touchscreen failures: paper

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Germany’s motor vehicle authority (KBA) is looking into safety risks related to touchscreen displays in Tesla cars and has asked the U.S. auto maker to provide information following a similar request by U.S. authorities, a KBA spokesman was quoted as saying.

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Germany KBA watchdog also looking into Tesla touchscreen failures: paper

Germany's motor vehicle authority (KBA) is looking into safety risks related to touchscreen displays in Tesla cars and has asked the U.S. auto maker to provide information following a similar request by U.S. authorities, a KBA spokesman was quoted as saying. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Wednesday asked Tesla to recall 158,000 Model S and Model X vehicles over media control unit (MCU) failures that could pos…

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Germany KBA watchdog also looking into Tesla touchscreen failures: paper

Germany's motor vehicle authority (KBA) is looking into safety risks related to touchscreen displays in Tesla cars and has asked the U.S. auto maker to provide information following a similar request by U.S. authorities, a KBA spokesman was quoted as saying.

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Germany's Safety Watchdog Will Also Investigate Tesla's Touchscreen Display Failures: Report

A KBA spokesman said that German authorities were in contact with the NHTSA and watchdog has launched its investigation into the matter.

3 years ago·India

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