https://electrek.co/2019/01/18/tesla-recalling-14000-model-s-china-takata-airbag-issue/
Tesla is recalling over 14,000 Model S vehicles exported to China due to
Takata airbag issue
Jan. 18th 2019  Fred Lambert

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Tesla is starting to recall over 14,000 Model S vehicles exported to China
as part of the worldwide Takata airbag issue.

Takata’s faulty airbag inflators resulted in the largest automotive recall
in U.S. history and it got even bigger over the last few years when they
added 40 million more airbags, including some installed in Tesla vehicles.
The recall affects over 40 million vehicles and it is one of the most
complex ever undertaken.

For Tesla, it involves all Model S vehicles produced between 2012 and 2016.

Technically, Tesla is only required to replace the airbags in cars located
in regions designated as “high humidity”, but the automaker decided to not
take any chance and recall all of them – starting with the ones delivered in
2012.

The problem becomes more significant over time so Tesla is starting with
older vehicles, but there are so many of them that it is gradually
addressing the issue.

Tesla started replacing passenger airbags in all 2012 Model S sedans back in
2017 and now it’s China’s turn.

Today, the Chinese government announced that Tesla officially filed for the
recall of the Model S in China (translated from Chinese):

    “The co-pilot airbag of the vehicle within this recall range is equipped
with an ammonium nitrate gas generator without a desiccant produced by
Takada. When the co-pilot airbag is deployed, the gas generator may be
abnormally damaged, causing the debris to fly out and injuring people inside
of the vehicle, posing a safety hazard. Tesla Motors (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
will replace the improved co-pilot airbags for vehicles within the scope of
the recall to eliminate safety hazards.”

They said that it is affecting 14,123 vehicles produced during the period
from February 4, 2014 to December 9, 2016.

Owners should be contacted via mail with the official information.
[© electrek.co]


https://www.shine.cn/biz/auto/1901208421/
Tesla recalls Model S vehicles in China over defective airbags
2019-01-20  Electric vehicle maker Tesla will recall 14,123 of its Model S
vehicles in China to replace potentially faulty front passenger airbags,
according to China's market ...


https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/17/tesla-to-recall-14000-model-s-cars-in-china-over-faulty-takata-airbags/
Tesla to recall 14000 Model S cars in China over faulty Takata airbags
2019-01-17 - China's top market regulator said on Friday that Tesla will
recall a total of 14,123 imported Model S vehicles in the country over
potentially ...


http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201901/20/WS5c43fcc0a3106c65c34e56ea.html
Tesla recalls Model S vehicles in China over defective airbags
2019-01-20 - Tesla recalls Model S vehicles in China over defective airbags.
BEIJING - Electric vehicle maker Tesla will recall 14,123 of its Model S
vehicles in China to replace potentially faulty front passenger airbags,
according to China's market regulator. ... The company will replace the
defective airbags free of charge ...


www.globaltimes.cn/content/1136361.shtml
BEIJING - Electric vehicle maker Tesla will recall 14,123 of its 2019/1/20 
Model S vehicles in China to replace potentially faulty front passenger
airbags, according to China's market regulator.
The recall, starting April 10 this year, will involve imported Model S cars
made between Feb 4, 2014 and Dec 9, 2016, the State Administration for
Market Regulation said ...


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Tesla Model S With Dashcam Captures Near Crash: Video
2019-01-15  Vehicle theft could decrease as well, as cameras tend to curtail
illegal activities. ... Another Near Accident Caught by my Blackvue Dashcam
(Tesla Model S).
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