2023 Tesla Model 3 Safety Recalls & Defect Bulletin

Comprehensive technical defect investigation, brake-by-wire calibration advisories, battery TMS thermal notices, and official NHTSA campaign compliance records for the 2023 Tesla Model 3.

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NHTSA Official Safety Directives

1 Safety Campaign Documented for 2023 Tesla Model 3

FEDERAL 49 CFR PART 573 VERIFIED

AUTOPILOT: FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE & STEER ASSIST ASIL D Impact: 2,031,220 units

NHTSA #23V-838

AUTOPILOT: FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE & STEER ASSIST (2023)

Autosteer system controls may not provide sufficient driver engagement checks under certain operational conditions.

Safety Hazard Consequence: Increased risk of collision when Autosteer is engaged without continuous driver attention and supervision.

Authorized OEM Remedy: Remedied via comprehensive OTA firmware update with enhanced driver attention monitoring and lockout policies.

Cost to Owner: $0.00 (100% Free)

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Frequently Asked Safety Questions: 2023 Tesla Model 3

How do I check if my specific Tesla Model 3 has an open recall?

Enter your 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) into our free VIN Recall Inspector above. The system queries the live NHTSA database and authorized manufacturer safety records.

Does an open recall mean my Tesla Model 3 is unsafe to drive?

Not necessarily, but safety recalls indicate components that fail to meet federal safety standards or pose potential hazards under specific conditions. You should schedule the free manufacturer remedy promptly.