Tesla announced today a software update will soon make your vehicle more visible in the event of a crash.
The company shared a video today showing hazard lights flashing much faster than normal, should your car be in a crash and the airbags go off, indicating more than just a fender bender.
“If an airbag is deployed, hazard lights will automatically activate & flash faster to improve visibility,” said Tesla on Tuesday. “Update now rolling out to all US Model 3 & Y as well as S & X (2020 & newer)”, said the automaker.
Check out the video below:
If an airbag is deployed, hazard lights will automatically activate & flash faster to improve visibility
Update now rolling out to all US Model 3 & Y as well as S & X (2020 & newer) pic.twitter.com/TadrwKTmtB
— Tesla North America (@tesla_na) October 3, 2023
We’re wondering if Tesla will eventually supporter older Model S and Model X vehicles as well, if this is just being initiated through a software update.
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