- Tesla is ordered to fix nearly 20,000 cars with ultra-bright headlights.
- Some cars have brightness levels that exceed the maximum allowable range by nearly double.
- The automaker tried to argue that the impact to safety was "inconsequential," but NHTSA wasn't having it.
If you've driven at night in the last few years, you've probably passed an oncoming car and had the same thought at least once: There's no way those headlights are legal.