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U.S. Gov't Recommends Recall Of Tesla Model S, Model X
The U.S. government has asked Tesla to recall 158,000 units of the Model and Model X following a probe that concluded the EVs' failing touchscreen panels could lead to a car crash. 
The U.S. government has asked Tesla to recall 158,000 units of the Model and Model X following a probe that concluded the EVs' failing touchscreen panels could lead to a car crash. -
Tesla Ordered To Recall 158,000 Vehicles For Defective Displays
The NHTSA has ordered Tesla to recall more than 158,000 of its vehicles installed with defective displays. 
The NHTSA has ordered Tesla to recall more than 158,000 of its vehicles installed with defective displays. -
U.S. Regulator Investigating Tesla Over Suspension Defects In 115,000 Vehicles
The NHTSA has received 43 complaints claiming mechanical failure in the right or left front suspension force system. 
The NHTSA has received 43 complaints claiming mechanical failure in the right or left front suspension force system. -
Tesla Orders Recall Of Model S, Model X Sold In China
Tesla is set to recall around 30,000 units of the Model S and Model X shipped to China between 2013 and 2018 for reportedly defective suspension systems. 
Tesla is set to recall around 30,000 units of the Model S and Model X shipped to China between 2013 and 2018 for reportedly defective suspension systems. -
Tesla Raises Capital Stock To Support Growth Opportunities
Tesla Inc. recently announced the recall of Model X SUV vehicles due to safety issues while it continues to raise its capital stock to promote growth opportunities in the market. 
Tesla Inc. recently announced the recall of Model X SUV vehicles due to safety issues while it continues to raise its capital stock to promote growth opportunities in the market. -
NHTSA Orders Probe That Could Lead To Recall Of Tesla Model S, Model X
The NHTSA is looking into complaints of defective batteries for Tesla Model S and Model X, which could lead to a recall order. 
The NHTSA is looking into complaints of defective batteries for Tesla Model S and Model X, which could lead to a recall order.
