Tesla Inc. will recall a total of 8,898 Model S vehicles in the nation beginning on June 28, as a feature of a more extensive, worldwide review announced a month ago.
Tesla said on March 29 that it would voluntarily recall around 123,000 Model S cars worked before April 2016 and sold universally with a specific end goal to supplant darts in the power directing part.
The organization said in the first declaration that the jolts could erode in extremely cold atmospheres. A disappointment would bring about lost power directing help, the organization said.
