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▶REC-00641929 Aug 2025Model YYears on the notice: 2025Due to a software issue, the driver side window’s automatic protection system may not operate as intended and result in the window closing with excessive force on any obstruction such as a body part.
- Models on the notice:
- Model Y
- Year range on the notice:
- 2025
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-25-00-007
- What the notice says to do:
- Owners of affected vehicles will be contacted in writing by Tesla. To address the issue, an over the air software update (OTA) update will be installed on all affected vehicles which does not require a service appointment. If your vehicle is running software version 2025.26.6 or later, your vehicle is not subject to this issue. You can confirm your vehicle’s software version by tapping 'Controls' > 'Software’ on your touchscreen.
▶REC-0063003 Mar 2025Model Y and Model 3Years on the notice: 2022 - 2023Due to a software issue, the Electronic Power Assist Steering system (EPAS) may not operate as intended.
- Models on the notice:
- Model Y and Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2022 - 2023
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-25-00-004
- What the notice says to do:
- This recall will be addressed by updating the vehicle software, which does not require the customer to schedule a Service appointment. The software release that contains the remedy will be deployed over-the-air (OTA) to all affected vehicles. If your vehicle is running software version 2023.38.4 or later, your vehicle is not subject to this issue. You can confirm your vehicle’s software version by tapping 'Controls' > 'Software’ on your touchscreen.
▶REC-0060421 Aug 2024Model Y and Model 3Years on the notice: 2020 - 2024Due to manufacturing defect, the bonnet latch assembly may not detect when it is opened by the driver and therefore fail to warn the driver of "open bonnet".
- Models on the notice:
- Model Y and Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2020 - 2024
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-24-00-012
- What the notice says to do:
- Owners of affected vehicles will be contacted in writing by Tesla. To address the issue, an over the air software update (OTA) update will be installed on all affected vehicles. If your vehicle is running on software version 2024.20.3 or later, your vehicle is not subject to this issue. You can confirm your vehicle’s software version by tapping 'Controls' > 'Software’ on your touchscreen.
▶REC-00587930 Jan 2024Model 3Years on the notice: 2023The rear centre seat position of the Model 3 does not have an accessible top-restraint anchorage point as required by Australian Design Rule 34/03.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2023
- Campaign:
- SB-24-15-001
- What the notice says to do:
- Tesla will contact affected vehicle owners to schedule a service appointment to carry out a part replacement to provide access to the rear-centre seat top-tether restraint anchorage. Until this is completed, consumers should not secure an infant or child car seat on the rear-centre seat or otherwise attach an infant or child car seat restraint to the top-tether anchorage.
▶REC-00587518 Jan 2024Model 3 and Model YYears on the notice: 2022 - 2023Due to a software issue, the steering wheel may feel notchy when operating the vehicle in cold temperatures.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3 and Model Y
- Year range on the notice:
- 2022 - 2023
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-24-32-001
- What the notice says to do:
- Owners of affected vehicles should either contact Tesla to make an appointment to have the vehicle software version inspected and updated to version 2023.38 or later, free of charge, or update their vehicle's software as they usually do using main screen.
▶REC-00557124 Nov 2022Model 3 and Model YYears on the notice: 2022Due to a software error, the tail lamps on one or both sides may not illuminate as intended.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3 and Model Y
- Year range on the notice:
- 2022
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-22-00-016
- What the notice says to do:
- This recall is addressed by updating the vehicle software, which does not require the customer to schedule a service appointment. The software release that contains the remedy has deployed over-the-air (OTA) to all affected vehicles. If your vehicle is running software version 2022.40.100 or 2022.40.1 or later, your vehicle is not subject to this issue. You can confirm your vehicle’s software version by tapping 'Controls' > 'Software’ on your touchscreen.
▶REC-00556215 Nov 2022Model S & Model XYears on the notice: 2017 - 2020Due to a recently changed software calibration issue, the Electronic Power Assist Steering system (EPAS) may not operate as intended.
- Models on the notice:
- Model S & Model X
- Year range on the notice:
- 2017 - 2020
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-22-00-014
- What the notice says to do:
- The firmware release 2022.36.5 will begin deploying to affected vehicles by Tesla. Owners of affected vehicles may also contact their authorised Tesla dealer to make an appointment to have the firmware updated, free of charge. Note: No further action is necessary from owners whose vehicles are equipped with firmware release 2022.36.5 or a later firmware release.
▶REC-0055502 Nov 2022Model 3Years on the notice: 2017 - 2022Due to the vehicle design, servicing certain components requires disassembly of the second row left seat belt buckle and centre seat belt anchor, both of which are fastened with the same bolt.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2017 - 2022
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-22-20-004
- What the notice says to do:
- Tesla will contact affected owners, requesting to make an appointment with their preferred authorised Tesla dealership to have the component inspected and rectified, free of charge.
▶REC-00544118 May 2022MODEL 3Years on the notice: 2021 - 2022Due to a software issue, fast-charging the vehicle may result in the infotainment central processing unit (CPU) overheating.
- Models on the notice:
- MODEL 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2021 - 2022
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-22-00-009
- What the notice says to do:
- Tesla has implemented an Over-The-Air update that will reduce the temperature of the infotainment system whilst fast-charging.
▶REC-00504119 Jan 2022Model SYears on the notice: 2014 - 2020Due to a manufacturing issue the secondary bonnet latch may be located in the incorrect position, this could prevent the secondary latch from engaging as designed.
- Models on the notice:
- Model S
- Year range on the notice:
- 2014 - 2020
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-21-11-003
- What the notice says to do:
- Owners of affected vehicles can contact can schedule an appointment after that notification with Tesla Service through their mobile-app. https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/support/service-visits?redirect=no#schedule-appointment Note: Before driving, the notification of the primary latch being disengaged on the driving display should not be ignored and the hood of the vehicle closed properly. With the primary latch being correctly engaged there is no risk to driving.
▶REC-00504019 Jan 2022Model 3Years on the notice: 2017 - 2020Due to the routing of the rear-view camera cable through the trunk lid it may become damaged through repeated opening of the trunk lid.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2017 - 2020
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-21-17-008
- What the notice says to do:
- Until the rectification work in completed owners should ensure additional checks of their surroundings are completed while reversing. Owners will be notified and may schedule an appointment after that notification with Tesla Service through their mobile-app. https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/support/service-visits?redirect=no#schedule-appointment
▶REC-00500816 Dec 2021Model 3Years on the notice: 2019 - 2021The front suspension lateral link bolts may not have been tightened sufficiently and may become loose or separate from the sub-frame.
- Models on the notice:
- Model 3
- Year range on the notice:
- 2019 - 2021
- Variant applicability:
- All variants within this model
- Campaign:
- SB-21-31-003
- What the notice says to do:
- Owners of affected vehicles can contact Tesla through their Mobile-App and make arrangements with their nearest authorised Tesla Service to have the work carried out free of charge.
The register does not publish whether a campaign is complete, so a listed campaign may already be fixed on your car. Check your VIN at vehiclerecalls.gov.au before relying on this list; each model page lists its own.
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Tesla FAQs
How many Tesla models are on sale in Australia?
There are currently 2 Tesla models on sale in Australia across 7 variants, starting from $45,900 before on-road costs.
What is the cheapest Tesla?
The most affordable Tesla on sale is the Tesla Model 3, from $45,900 before on-road costs.
Does Tesla sell an electric car in Australia?
Yes. Tesla sells 2 electric models here: Model Y, Model 3.
What warranty does Tesla offer?
Most Tesla models come with a 5-year warranty in Australia. Check the individual model for exact terms and any battery warranty on EVs.
Where are Tesla cars built?
Tesla is headquartered in China. Individual models may be built in different plants globally.
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