Tesla is voluntarily recalling nearly 3 million vehicles in China to address safety concerns involving “hidden” door handles, according to multiple reports. The recall is linked to issues that can affect door-handle performance and, in some cases, related safety risk assessments.

Some outlets also report additional recall coverage tied to driver monitoring systems. Mashable and CNBC say Tesla addresses deficient driver monitoring in further vehicles, while other sources focus primarily on the door-handle problem. Several outlets broaden the picture by noting that more than one manufacturer is affected, with Chinese carmakers including XPeng, Xiaomi and Geely mentioned as part of related recall activity. Figures differ slightly between reports, with totals sometimes described as nearly 3 million for Tesla and higher combined numbers when other brands are included.

One outlet reports the recall starting date in late September, while others describe the action without a specific timeline. Overall, the coverage converges on regulatory or safety-driven recall action in China involving Tesla door-handle concerns, with driver monitoring also highlighted in some accounts.