Recalls

Some of the vehicles included in this recall fail to deliver an audible or visual warning from the seat belt reminder device after startup and when the driver is not wearing a seat belt.

BYD will upgrade the software for the recalled vehicles free of charge via OTA to ensure that the reversing image is displayed properly.

The brake controller software issue could trigger a brake control degradation, resulting in reduced braking effectiveness of the vehicle.

Some of the vehicles included in the recall have unstable camera integrated circuit communication due to a software issue that may cause the reverse camera image to fail to display, according to an announcement.

This is Tesla's biggest recall in China, involving potentially all delivered vehicles.

Some vehicles' dashboards may show a higher remaining battery charge than actual, and in extreme cases, the vehicle can lose power before the charging warning light comes on.

The vehicles' high-voltage batteries have a dual-battery cell module design that risks causing thermal runaway.

These vehicles may fail to give an alert when the brake fluid level is low, which in extreme cases can affect the vehicle's braking.

The Taycan is one of the highest-priced EVs available in China, with a starting price of about $123,110.

Chery is recalling a total of 20,063 Chery eQ1 EVs with production dates between December 3, 2016 and February 9, 2018 due to a battery system software strategy issue.