Summary
Volvo is recalling about 40,000 EX30 electric SUVs around the world due to a problem with the high-voltage battery, which could lead to a fire risk. The recall affects certain long-range models, and Volvo is advising owners to limit battery charging to 70% until a fix is available. The repairs are expected to cost Volvo $195 million.
Key Facts
- Volvo is recalling 40,323 EX30 electric SUVs worldwide.
- The recall affects the Single-Motor Extended Range and Twin-Motor Performance models.
- Owners are advised to limit charging to 70% to reduce fire risk.
- The battery issue is linked to potential overheating that could lead to a fire.
- Volvo will fix the battery problem at no cost to the owners.
- The estimated cost of the recall to Volvo is $195 million.
- Owners are advised not to leave vehicles unattended while charging in enclosed spaces.
