Did Tesla's Model X software update make its falcon-wing doors less safe?

Tesla, it turns out, is just like any other tech company: sometimes its software updates upset users and hinder functionality. Maybe the upstart EV automaker is fallible after all.

Tesla recently pushed software update version 7.1 2.32.100 to its Model X vehicles that was designed to address issues with the SUV's signature Falcon-Wing doors. The company enhanced a set of sensors in the doors, aiming to improve and expedite the opening and closing procedure.

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Specifically, the update was expected "to improve closure consistency and reduce false detection of obstacles," a Tesla representative told Automotive News. Read more...

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