2022 TESLA MODEL X Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2022 Tesla Model X has 8 recalls, the most serious being a Full Self-Driving Beta software defect that can cause the vehicle to exceed speed limits or pass through intersections in unpredictable ways, raising the risk of a crash. Several recalls involve the airbag system. The front curtain airbags may not deploy correctly when the windows are lowered, reducing protection against ejection in a crash. The driver's airbag can tear during deployment and fail to cushion the occupant properly. A separate issue affects the front passenger airbag, where the restraint control module calibration can cause incorrect deployment in certain low-speed crashes, including inadequate protection for a child seated in the front. There is also a recall where an airbag with the wrong horn pad may have been installed, leaving the driver without a working horn. On the structural side, one vehicle was built without a required reinforcement bracket at the second-row seat, meaning the seat and its belt anchor may not hold as intended in a crash. Two other issues round out the list: the brake fluid level sensor can fail to trigger a warning light when fluid is low, which can reduce braking performance without the driver knowing, and an incorrect horn pad installation on some vehicles leaves the driver unable to sound the horn.