2023 Tesla Model Y Lane Departure Problems
NHTSA lists 80 Lane Departure complaints for the 2023 Tesla Model Y, 7% of its 1,163 total complaints, tied to 17 crashes and 14 injuries. No related recall exists for this issue.
- Lane Departure complaints
- 80
- 7% of 1,163
- Crashes reported
- 17
- Fires reported
- 0
- Injuries reported
- 14
- Median mileage
- 450 mi
- Related recalls
- 0
Typical lane departure system symptoms owners report
- Owners report the autopilot or lane-keeping system steering into oncoming traffic or across lanes without warning.
- Some describe the steering suddenly turning stiff or unresponsive, then swerving left or right on its own before a collision.
- Blind spot and backing-up warnings reportedly fail to beep or activate even when another vehicle or object is close.
- Several owners say the onboard computer short-circuits and disables lane-keeping, cameras, and automatic braking at the same time.
- One owner reported the steer-assist feature overcorrected sharply after a manual swerve to avoid road debris.
When 2023 Tesla Model Y lane departure system complaints were filed
First complaint Dec 26, 2022, latest Sep 21, 2026.
Lane Departure recalls for the 2023 Tesla Model Y
No safety recalls on record for this model year.
Lane Departure complaints by Model Y model year
Raw complaint counts per model year; newer years have had less time to accumulate complaints.
Frequently asked questions
- How many 2023 Tesla Model Y owners reported Lane Departure problems?
- NHTSA lists 80 Lane Departure complaints for the 2023 Tesla Model Y, which is 7% of the 1,163 total complaints filed for that model year.
- Is there a recall for the 2023 Tesla Model Y lane departure system?
- No. The data shows no related recalls listed for this problem area on the 2023 Tesla Model Y.
- Have these lane departure complaints led to crashes or injuries?
- Yes. Owners' complaints in this area are tied to 17 crashes and 14 injuries, with no fires reported.
- At what mileage do lane departure issues typically show up?
- The median mileage at failure reported to NHTSA for this problem area is 450 miles.
- How does the 2023 Model Y compare to other years for this issue?
- The 2023 model's Lane Departure complaints are 7% of its total, similar to 2021 (7%) and 2022 (8%), lower than the 15% and 20% shares seen in 2024 and 2025.