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Tesla Recalls 3 Million Cars in China Over Hidden Door Handles

Tesla is recalling three million vehicles in China because hidden door handles may fail, creating concerns for vehicle occupants potentially.

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Tesla Recalls 3 Million Cars in China Over Hidden Door Handles

Tesla is recalling approximately three million vehicles in China because hidden door handles may malfunction, according to reports. The issue could make it harder for occupants to enter or exit vehicles during emergencies, creating a potential safety risk. Tesla and Chinese regulators are expected to notify owners and arrange inspections or repairs. The recall adds to scrutiny of Tesla’s manufacturing and design practices as the company addresses quality concerns across its global vehicle fleet and works to maintain consumer confidence.

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