Recalls

  • BMW recalls 180,000 cars in China over wiring defect that could cause fire

    Affected models include domestically produced and imported 5 Series, 7 Series, and M5.

  • Smart recalls 18,217 EVs in China due to battery fire risk

    The move follows a similar recall by its sister brand Zeekr, as well as a recent settlement reached between a Geely subsidiary and a battery supplier.

  • Xiaomi pressured to recall 370,000 EVs over door handle safety hazard

    An influential Chinese media outlet has publicly called on Xiaomi to recall the first-generation SU7 to address a door handle safety hazard.

  • Mercedes recalls 19,481 EVs in China due to battery fire risk

    Beijing Benz is recalling 19,481 locally produced EQA and EQB vehicles to replace their high-voltage batteries.

  • Zeekr recalls 38,277 EVs due to thermal runaway risk in power batteries

    The recall follows a settlement between Geely unit Vremt and battery supplier Sunwoda over battery quality disputes.

  • Nio recalls 246,229 cars due to software issues, to be fixed via OTA update

    Due to software issues, some vehicles may experience brief blackouts of the dashboard and center display under specific conditions.

  • BMW recalls 7,740 EVs in China due to risk of power loss

    A software issue may cause the vehicle's high-voltage system to shut down incorrectly, resulting in loss of power to the electric drive unit.

  • BYD recalls 88,981 Qin Plus DM-i hybrid sedans due to battery issues

    These Qin Plus DM-i sedans may experience limited power output from the battery pack due to consistency issues during production.

  • Li Auto fires multiple employees over costly Mega MPV recall

    Analysts estimate the Li Mega recall could drag down Li Auto's profits by RMB 1.14 billion.

  • Li Auto recalls 11,411 Mega MPVs after sudden fire incident

    Li Auto will recall 11,411 units of 2024 Li Mega MPVs starting November 7 due to a risk of battery fires.