TESLA Model 3 Recalls

2019–2020 TESLA Model 3 E6LRB, E5LDB, E5LDP, E3LDP

Due to an issue with driver seat occupancy switch, the instrument cluster may fail to illuminate the visual and audible seat belt warnings in certain conditions as required by the Australian Design Rules (ADR).

2023 TESLA Model 3

The rear centre seat position of the Model 3 does not have an accessible top-restraint anchorage point as required by Australian Design Rule 34/03.

2017–2022 TESLA Model 3

Due to the vehicle design, servicing certain components requires disassembly of the second row left seat belt buckle and centre seat belt anchor, both of which are fastened with the same bolt. During servicing, it is possible the seat belt buckle & anchor may have been re-assembled to the fastening bolt incorrectly. As a result, the seat belt may not operate as intended.

2021–2022 TESLA MODEL 3

Due to a software issue, fast-charging the vehicle may result in the infotainment central processing unit (CPU) overheating. If the CPU overheats the centre screen display may lag or appear blank.

2018–2022 TESLA Model 3 E3DP, E5LDP

Due to a software issue the vehicle, when operated in Track Mode, does not display the Unit of speed (kph or mph) correctly. As a result the driver may not adequately be able to determine the speed of the vehicle.

2017–2020 TESLA Model 3

Due to the routing of the rear-view camera cable through the trunk lid it may become damaged through repeated opening of the trunk lid. This will result in the rear-view camera not displaying on the centre console.

2019–2021 TESLA Model 3

The front suspension lateral link bolts may not have been tightened sufficiently and may become loose or separate from the sub-frame. This could result in a loss of vehicle control.