Mercedes Recalls EVs Too Quiet for Pedestrians
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 1,899 copies of its AMG EQE SUV because they may not make enough noise to warn pedestrians.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 1,899 copies of its AMG EQE SUV because they may not make enough noise to warn pedestrians.
Ford and its Lincoln luxury arm have recalled 679 vehicles because their brakes can suddenly require more effort than normal.
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Honda has recalled 388 CR-V e:FCEV SUVs because a coolant leak can short-circuit their fuel cells, leaving them without drive power.
Bentley has recalled 130 Bentayga Hybrid SUVs from model year 2023 because their batteries can overheat while charging.
Volvo has recalled just three XC60 SUVs so dealers can tighten bolts holding their front seats in place.
Volkswagen has recalled 27 Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, and ID.4 SUVs from model year 2026 because their wheels could fall off.
Volkswagen has recalled 311 ID.4 electric vehicles (EVs) because a flaw in their batteries could lead to a vehicle fire.
Lincoln has recalled 1,195 Navigator SUVs from model year 2025 because their rear light bars can flicker or go dark.
Genesis has recall silver G90 sedans because their radars can reflect off their own paint, leading them to brake for a car that isn’t there.