Tesla's Troubling Quality Issues: Mass Recalls, Parts Breaking, and Skyrocketing Repair Bills

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Tesla is facing a potential government-mandated recall of its Model S and Model X cars in Norway due to concerns over the breaking of lower-rear control arms, which affect vehicle stability. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is investigating the issue and may recommend a recall if it determines there is a serious risk to motorists. Norway's car market is heavily dominated by electric vehicles, with Tesla being a major player. This is not the first time Tesla has faced recalls, as it recently recalled over 2 million cars in the US due to issues with its autopilot feature.
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