BYD, a major Chinese automaker, will carry out the largest recall in its history, involving 115,000 vehicles from the Tang and Yuan Pro series, manufactured between 2015 and 2022. The Chinese market regulatory authority has confirmed that the recall is necessary due to design defects and safety risks associated with the batteries. The company has requested the recall of 44,535 vehicles from the Tang series, produced between March 2015 and July 2017, due to design defects that may affect the normal operation of components. Additionally, 71,248 Yuan Pro vehicles, manufactured between February 2021 and August 2022, will be withdrawn due to manufacturing issues related to battery installation. This is not the company's first recall; in January, BYD recalled 6,843 hybrid SUVs due to fire risks, and in September 2024, it withdrew nearly 97,000 Dolphin and Yuan Plus models due to a failure in the steering control unit.
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BYD retrage peste 115.000 de maşini din cauza unor probleme de design şi la baterie / Este cea mai mare rechemare din istoria companiei
BYD retrage peste 115.000 de maşini din cauza unor probleme de design şi la baterie – cea mai mare rechemare din istoria companiei
Cea mai mare rechemare din istoria BYD – 115.000 autovehicule – probleme privind siguranța bateriilor
Primul recall masiv al producătorului auto chinez BYD: 115.000 de mașini au probleme cu bateriile - Newsweek România
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