Tesla Recalls Roughly 135,000 Vehicles Over Touch-Screen Failures

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The electric-car maker is recalling roughly 135,000 Model S luxury sedans and Model X sport-utility vehicles over touch-screen failures, one of its largest-ever safety actions.

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