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Oud 28 juni 2021, 18:21   #3
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De groot aangekondigde terugroepactie te proberen als negatief nieuws te verkopen is eerder in het voordeel van Tesla.

De ota sofware-update is er al. TACC-probleempje opgelost voor 285k wagens. (toch als ze willen updaten)

Citaat:
https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-tsla...-china-recall/

June 28, 2021

Just recently, news broke that Tesla would be “recalling” 285,000 vehicles in China, over 90% of which were produced in Gigafactory Shanghai. Initial reports and posts on Twitter from media outlets gave the impression that the news was grave, but what was conveniently left out was the fact that the “recall” would be addressed through an over-the-air update, similar to the numerous patches that Tesla releases to its fleet on a regular basis.

Part of the reasons behind the alarmist headlines was because China’s State Administration for Market Regulation dubbed the update a “recall,” which was intended to address some additional safety systems for the company’s cruise control features. The regulator was clear that the fix would not require Tesla owners to physically bring their cars over to the company. However, Tesla critics were nevertheless quick to run with the narrative that the recall was incredibly dire.

Citaat:
The 1st demo of the completed OTA 2021.4.18.5 “recall” in China.
Tesla China adds new alert sounds of TACC mode.
Video with English subtitles: https://twitter.com/cyfoxcat/status/1409432699874459652
— Yan Chang (@cyfoxcat) June 28, 2021
Much like other dire predictions from the anti-Tesla crowd, the recent news of the massive “recall” in China proved to be far less severe than initially reported. Videos from China indicate that the fix was already being rolled out through the company’s 2021.4.18.5 update, which adds new alerts for Tesla’s Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. Further reports from China also indicated that the “recall” was voluntary on Tesla’s part, as it was considered by the company as a preemptive step to ensure that its customers are as safe as possible.

With this in mind, it was then quite unsurprising to see that Tesla stock (NASDAQ:TSLA) practically shrugged off the dire news from last week, with the company keeping its momentum on Monday’s opening bell. Tesla stock has maintained its strength on Monday, moving up 2.48% at $688.53 per share as of writing. Interestingly enough, updates about the initiative on Monday have shown a shift in tone, with reports now calling the China news a “soft recall” on account of the update’s OTA nature.

Citaat:
MSM & Tesla detractors are trying to make the recall as serious as it sounds, pointing out the recall is forced by regulator. Truth is it’s a voluntary preemptive step taken by @teslacn & filed w/ China State Administration for Market Regulation. @business @BusinessInsider https://twitter.com/ray4tesla/status...03004510932993

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