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Tesla released an over-the-air software fix to disable the feature after discussions with the NHTSA.

Tesla is issuing an over-the-air update to remove a ‘rolling stop’ feature deployed as part of its self-driving software. The NHTSA said the feature could increase the risk of crashes by allowing cars to move through stop signs.

Tesla is issuing an over-the-air update to recall a "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) beta feature that allowed cars to roll through stop signs, which appeared in FSD 10.3.

Tesla Recalls Tens Of Thousands Of Vehicles On "Rolling Stop" Function, NHTSA Says Following a massive recall in December, Tesla, Inc. recalls tens of thousands of more vehicles due to software issues that could put certain vehicles at risk of a fender bender. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Tesla recalls 2016-2022 Model S and Model X, 2017-2022 Model 3, and 2020-2022 Model Y because of the "rolling stop" feature in the Full Self-Driving (Beta) software may allow the car to automatically roll through an all-way stop intersection without coming to a stop. NHTSA said this recall affected nearly 54,000 Tesla vehicles (various models listed above). The Austin, Texas-based company will perform an over-the-air software update to disable the "rolling stop" functionality. Shares of Tesla fell around 1% premarket to $927. Last month, the stock plunged into a bear market, dropping as much as 34% but rallying on the last day of the month by a little more than 10%.

Tesla is recalling nearly 54,000 vehicles because their Full Self-Driving software lets them roll through stop signs without coming to a complete halt

Stock futures slip lower as February trading begins with caution; Bloomberg reports the FTC will probe Microsoft''s $69 billion takeover of Activision; Google Q4 earnings on deck with a focus on ad sales; Tesla petition seeking Biden acknowledgement on EV leadership grows and the New York Times buys mystery word game Wordle for a mysterious price.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk in Shanghai. Aly Song/Reuters TeslaMic, Tesla''s new karaoke feature, sold out within an hour of launching in China, the WSJ reports. TeslaMic comprises a

TeslaMic is an optional extra to coincide with a karaoke update released to Tesla vehicles in China on Friday, which added popular songs and videos.

According to StreetInsider, Credit Suisse analyst Dan Levy upgraded Tesla stock to Outperform and gave a price target of $1,025.

DETROIT - Some of Tesla''s loyal band of devotees and CEO Elon Musk say the White House has been unfairly snubbing America''s top-selling electric vehicle brand in its support…

Tesla has released a set of wireless microphones alongside the release of a software update that includes a new karaoke system for its cars in China.

Some of Teslas loyal band of devotees and CEO Elon Musk say the White House has been unfairly snubbing Americas top-selling electric vehicle brand in its support for EVs as a way to help fight climate change and theyre making their discontent known

Tesla will disable the seat controls if it detects "excessive use" under a new metric that is rolling out to some Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.

January 2022 will still go down as a turbulent and loss-ridden month for stocks, but at least it ended on a high note. A relatively quiet news weekend followed by little in the way of fresh economic data gave investors little to go on Monday, but the session was pockmarked by a host of individual relief rallies. SEE MORE The 15 Best Growth Stocks to Buy for 2022 Most notable was the S&P 500''s seventh-largest holding, Tesla ( TSLA ), which popped 10.7% thanks to Credit Suisse analysts, who upgraded the stock to Outperform after it lost 20% in January. "With the market disproportionately punishing growth stocks in the past month, we believe an attractive entry point has emerged for Tesla," said CS analysts, adding that Tesla checks off a number of boxes: attractive growth story, disruption, decarbonization and more. Netflix ( NFLX , +11.1%), Moderna ( MRNA , +6.2%), PayPal ( PYPL , +5.2%) and Nvidia ( NVDA , +7.2%) were among other recently beat-up stocks that closed the month with a rebound.