DP23002DP · Defect PetitionOpen
Sudden Unintended Acceleration
NHTSA is actively investigating this potential safety issue.
- Manufacturer
- Tesla, Inc.
- Component
- VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL
- Opened
- Jun 29, 2023
- Closed
- Still open
- Model years
- 2012–2023
- Type
- Defect Petition
Summary
The Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) received a petition requesting that ODI reevaluate its decision to deny DP20-001 on the basis that intermittent high electrical current demands on the vehicles' 12VDC systems may have caused some or all of the incidents examined by ODI in DP20-001. The petitioner bases this information on a review of open-source research and the DP20-001 denial. The petition and related materials can be reviewed at NHTSA.gov under the following ODI number: 11528471.
Vehicles under investigation (33)
- TESLA MODEL 32017
- TESLA MODEL 32018
- TESLA MODEL 32019
- TESLA MODEL 32020
- TESLA MODEL 32021
- TESLA MODEL 32022
- TESLA MODEL 32023
- TESLA MODEL S2012
- TESLA MODEL S2013
- TESLA MODEL S2014
- TESLA MODEL S2015
- TESLA MODEL S2016
- TESLA MODEL S2017
- TESLA MODEL S2018
- TESLA MODEL S2019
- TESLA MODEL S2020
- TESLA MODEL S2021
- TESLA MODEL S2022
- TESLA MODEL S2023
- TESLA MODEL X2015
- TESLA MODEL X2016
- TESLA MODEL X2017
- TESLA MODEL X2018
- TESLA MODEL X2019
- TESLA MODEL X2020
- TESLA MODEL X2021
- TESLA MODEL X2022
- TESLA MODEL X2023
- TESLA MODEL Y2019
- TESLA MODEL Y2020
- TESLA MODEL Y2021
- TESLA MODEL Y2022
- TESLA MODEL Y2023
Source: NHTSA investigation DP23002. Investigations are NHTSA's review of a potential safety issue and may or may not result in a recall.