The recall, affecting nearly all Tesla cars sold in the United States, was prompted by a violation of federal safety standards, because the font Tesla used on the instrument panel for its brake, park and antilock brake system warning lights was too small. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which filed the recall notice, warned that "warning lights with a smaller font size can make critical safety information on the instrument panel difficult to read, increasing the risk of a crash." The NHTSA recalled the following models: TESLA/CYBERTRUCK/2024 TESLA/MODEL 3/2017-2023 TESLA/MODEL S/2012-2023 TESLA/MODEL X/2016-2024 TESLA/MODEL Y/2019-2024 Despite the font size issue, Tesla has reported no known crashes, injuries, or fatalities associated with the incorrect warning light fonts. NHTSA highlighted this information in a report posted on 30 th January.