Tesla is being investigated over seat belts which will come unfastened

The investigation by the Nationwide Freeway Visitors Security Administration covers an estimated 50,000 Mannequin X SUVs from the 2022 and 2023 mannequin years.
The company says it has two complaints from Tesla homeowners that the entrance belts weren’t sufficiently related on the manufacturing unit.
Paperwork posted by the company Tuesday say the belt linkage and pretensioners, which tighten the belts earlier than a crash, are anchored to the seat frames.
Each complaints allege that the linkage and pretensioner separated from the frames when the autos have been driving and power was exerted. Neither incident concerned a crash.
The company says it’s opening the probe to look into Tesla’s manufacturing processes, how typically the issue occurs and the way widespread it’s. Investigations can result in remembers.
A message was left early Tuesday in search of remark from Tesla.
NHTSA is also investigating complaints about issues with Teslas that date to 2020. The probes embody Teslas with partially automated driving techniques that may brake for no purpose or can run into emergency autos parked on highways.
There are also investigations into complaints that some steering wheels can instantly disconnect and that suspension elements can fail.