According to a Chinese regulator on Friday, Tesla is recalling 1.6 million cars in China to address issues with its Autopilot driver-assistance technology and lower the chance of collisions. The country’s main market regulator, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation, said in a statement that the problems can be resolved by over-the-air software updates. In the second-largest market for the firm, 1.61 million Model S, Model X, and Model 3 sedans—as well as Model 3 sedans and Model Y SUVs manufactured in China—are covered by the Autopilot recall for Tesla (TSLA) vehicles. Between August 26, 2014, and December 20, 2023, the vehicles were manufactured. The agency stated in the statement that drivers may “misuse” the Autopilot features in these cars, which might raise the danger of collisions.