A faulty tire pressure warning light is the latest in a series of recalls for the Elon Musk–led automaker. Tesla is issuing a major recall on nearly 700,000 vehicles, including its 2024 Cybertruck.

Tesla announced the recall of nearly 700,000 vehicles this week due to a faulty tire pressure monitoring system that could put drivers at risk.

The Tesla Cybertruck hit the streets in December 2023. Since then, the futuristic vehicle has become one of the biggest head-turners of any automobile in the world, making its way everywhere from city streets to Fortnite and Rocket League.

This callback marks number seven for the futuristic SUV, and also includes certain Model Y and certain Model 3 vehicles, totaling 694,304 potentially affected cars and trucks. The post Another Tesla Recall Affects Nearly 700,

The affected trucks are among nearly 700,000 Teslas being recalled for a faulty tire pressure monitoring system.

Kia is recalling 1,385 of its 2025 Sorento Plug-In Hybrid vehicles. The automobile manufacturer said in the NHTSA recall report that during a crash, the steering rack may damage the fuel line which can cause a fuel leak. A fuel leak in the presence of an ignition source can increase the risk of a fire, the report said.

Tesla's flagship electric pickup faced many problems since its release, and yes, most of it are technical issues.

Tesla is recalling almost 700,000 vehicles because of an issue with the warning light on the tire pressure monitoring system.

Tesla issued a new recall on a fleet of almost 700,000 vehicles, but fortunately, the fix is a simple over-the-air software update. For years, Tesla fans have been complaining about the automaker being in the headlines for “recalls” that were only about software.

A motoring organisation has recalled around 700,000 Tesla cars, including one infamous model, over a glitch with a safety feature.