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China orders Tesla warning labels for 2.98M cars

Chinese safety regulators ordered Tesla to address door-safety issues on about 2.98 million Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China. The requirement includes adding interior warning labels explaining how to open the rear doors during emergencies that cause power loss, plus a software update that lowers windows automatically after a collision.
WHO: Chinese safety regulators; Tesla
WHAT: Ordered Tesla to add interior warning labels and issue a software update for about 2.98 million Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China to improve emergency rear-door operation and collision window behavior.
WHEN: Aug 21, 2026
WHERE: China
WHY: To address safety concerns about electronically controlled car doors that may trap occupants in crashes and fires, including cases where the car loses power in an emergency.

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