Tesla has issued its largest-ever recall, affecting over 2 million vehicles in the United States. This recall was prompted by safety concerns identified by federal regulators.

The recall, announced on Wednesday, follows a two-year investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) into a series of Tesla crashes that occurred while drivers were using the Autopilot feature.

The safety concern revolves around ensuring that drivers remain attentive to the road while the vehicle is in Autopilot mode.

Tesla has committed to resolving the issue by updating the Autopilot software in the affected vehicles.

This move is part of Tesla’s ongoing efforts to enhance safety features and address concerns related to its autonomous driving technology.