Did Tesla's Model X software update make its falcon-wing doors less safe?

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Tesla, it turns out, is just like any other tech company: sometimes its software updates upset users and hinder functionality. Maybe the upstart EV automaker is fallible after all.

Tesla recently pushed software update version 7.1 2.32.100 to its Model X vehicles that was designed to address issues with the SUV's signature Falcon-Wing doors. The company enhanced a set of sensors in the doors, aiming to improve and expedite the opening and closing procedure.

Specifically, the update was expected "to improve closure consistency and reduce false detection of obstacles," a Tesla representative told Automotive News. Read more...

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Source: www.Mashable.com

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