Nissan Recalls 2021-2022 Leaf Over Fire Risk
Nissan recalled 19,077 Leaf EVs because their batteries can catch fire when connected to a Level 3 quick charger.
Nissan recalled 19,077 Leaf EVs because their batteries can catch fire when connected to a Level 3 quick charger.
Volvo recalled 1,119 EX90 SUVs from model year 2025 because their tailgates can fall suddenly while open.
Hyundai recalled 135,386 Santa Fe SUVs because an improperly installed engine part can lead to an engine fire.
Kia recalled 39,536 Sorento SUVs because a wiring harness in their heating and cooling systems can overheat, creating a fire risk.
BMW recalled 145,102 vehicles because their starter motors can overheat, creating a fire risk under the hood.
BMW recalled just three copies of its 2026 M4 and one 430i because their battery cables may be improperly connected.
A new analysis finds that driving an EV can save you money, but only if you have access to charging at home.
Chevrolet has recalled 23,700 Equinox EV SUVs because they don’t make enough sound to warn pedestrians they’re near.
A new report says Rivian will redesign some interior door handles after a controversy at rival EV-builder Tesla.
Audi and Volkswagen have recalled 1,042 vehicles because their front seat belts might not protect occupants in an accident.