Volvo Car Australia remembers the Volvo EX30 small electric SUV due to a battery defect that could lead to a fire.
“Due to a manufacturing problem, the cell modules installed in the high-voltage battery may overheat at high charge levels. In this case, a vehicle fire could occur,” the company’s recall notice states.
“Keep the battery charge level below 70 percent, which can be adjusted in the charge settings menu on the vehicle display.”
“A vehicle fire could increase the risk of injury or death to vehicle occupants, other road users and bystanders and/or property damage.”
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- In total 2815 vehicles are affected, produced in 2024
- The list of vehicle identification numbers (VIN) is attached here
- The original recall notice is attached here
“Until remedial action is taken, owners should keep the battery charge level below 70 percent,” the recall notice states.
Once a remedy is available, Volvo Car Australia will contact owners of affected vehicles and ask them to make an appointment with an authorized dealer to have the work carried out free of charge.
If you have any further questions, you can contact Volvo Car Australia customer service on 1300 787 802.
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