Automundo China

According to China’s market regulator, the recall was prompted by design defects and battery-related safety concerns identified in the affected ...

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The world’s largest EV manufacturer is recalling 115,000 vehicles due to technical defaults, which may add to consumer anxiety in China over EV safety.

China’s market regulator said the automaker will recall more than 115,000 Tang and Yuan Pro vehicles produced between 2015 and 2022.

BYD Co., the world’s largest EV manufacturer, is recalling over 115,000 vehicles in its crucial home market due to technical defects, raising concerns about quality control in the Chinese giant’s rush to keep costs down.

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BEIJING () -Chinese car maker BYD will make its largest recall yet of more than 115,000 Tang series and Yuan Pro vehicles produced between 2015 and 2022 due to design defects and battery-related safety risks, China's market regulator said on Friday. BYD has filed a plan with the State Administration for Market Regulation to recall 44,535 Tang series vehicles produced between March 2015 and July 2017 in which certain component design flaws may cause abnormal function.

The recalled Tang vehicles have a potential risk of pure electric drive mode failure, while the Yuan Pro faces a risk of water ingress into the power battery.

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