Tesla has issued a recall for 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y EVs due to headlights that could be more than double the permitted brightness in certain measured zones. The recall affects vehicles built or serviced between 2017 and 2023, with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration previously denying a petition to avoid a recall for this issue.
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The recall is a result of the overly bright headlights, which could pose a risk to other drivers on the road. The affected vehicles will need to be updated with new software to reduce the brightness of the headlights to a safe level.
