Volkswagen is recalling 72.7 thousand electric vehicles

The German Volkswagen automotive group is recalling 72.7 thousand electric vehicles worldwide due to a manufacturing defect found in their batteries. One.uz reports this.

The defect can, in some cases, lead to battery overheating and fire. Bild reported this based on data from the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA).

Which models are affected The recall covers Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4, ID.7, and ID. Buzz models manufactured between 2022–2025.

Additionally, Cupra Born electric vehicles released between 2022–2024 are included in the list. The defect is related to manufacturing errors in high-voltage battery cells.

Safety measures and solutions Car owners are advised not to charge the battery beyond 80% for now. On vehicles with technical capabilities, the charging limit is set automatically.

Owners will be sent a message regarding the recall procedure. Batteries will be inspected at service centers.

In some cases, updating the software will be sufficient instead of replacing defective parts. According to KBA data, there have been no reports of personal injury or property damage due to this defect.