More than 15,000 Tesla electric cars are being recalled in Australia because of faulty taillights, which «may increase the risk of an accident resulting in serious injury or death.»
According to The Guardian, this affects the 15,914 Tesla Model 3 and Model Y cars that have been sold in Australia this year.
This is the second recall for the company in two weeks and the third this month.
The last Tesla problem in Australia was due to a software error, it also affected the taillights, but there were no problems with the brake lights, reversing lights or indicators.
Due to a software error, the taillights on one or both sides may not light up as they should, the company said.