Tesla shares rise after NHTSA closes steering probe into 376,241 2023 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles
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NHTSA closed its engineering analysis into power-steering assist failures affecting ~376k 2023 Model 3/Y vehicles after Tesla\'s early-2025 recall and OTA software update. The resolution removes a near-term regulatory overhang and reduces uncertainty around potential enforcement outcomes, supporting risk sentiment toward TSLA. However, the episode keeps investor focus on quality and safety execution for Tesla\'s highest-volume models.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has closed an engineering analysis into reported power-steering assist failures affecting about 376,241 2023-model-year Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The review, opened in July 2023, was ended after Tesla launched a same-size U.S. recall in early 2025 and issued an over-the-air software update. With a key regulatory question removed, TSLA shares rose 1.22% on Friday to close at $379.71.
