Top economist says race to create US jobs unlike anything seen before Tesla is recalling more than 218,000 vehicles because of ‌delayed rearview camera images that could increase the risk of ​a crash, the National ​Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced on ⁠Wednesday. A total of 218,868 Model 3, Model Y, Model ‌S ⁠and Model X vehicles are affected by the recall. The vehicles include the 2021 Tesla Model Y, 2022 Tesla Model Y, 2023 Tesla Model Y, 2023 Tesla Model 3, 2021 Tesla Model 3, 2022 Tesla Model 3, 2020 Tesla Model Y and 2022 Tesla Model X. Along with the 2022 Tesla Model S, 2021 Tesla Model S, 2023 Tesla Model X, 2023 Tesla Model S, 2021 Tesla Model X and 2017 Tesla Model 3. The impacted vehicles feature hardware version 3, which Tesla stopped producing in January 2024. Tesla is recalling more than 218,000 Model 3, Y, S and X vehicles over a rearview camera glitch. REUTERS According to the NHTSA, the ​rearview camera display in impacted ​vehicles may be delayed when the car is put into reverse, which hurts ​driver visibility. “Loss of the rearview camera image may affect the driver’s rearview and increase the risk of a collision,” the NHTSA said in its recall notice. “The driver may continue to reverse the vehicle by performing a shoulder check and using their mirrors.” Tesla said there have been no reports of collisions, fatalities or injuries due to the rearview camera issue, but there have been 27 warranty claims and two field reports that may be connected to the problem. Elon Musk speaking at the official opening of the Tesla electric car manufacturing plant in Gruenheide, Germany. Getty Images