Several Volvo PHEVs recalled due to fire risk
- Volvo Cars Australia has recalled 195 plug-in hybrid vehicles due to a potential fire risk related to a manufacturing defect.
- The recalled vehicles include the XC60 and XC90 SUVs, the S60 sedan, and the V60 wagon.
- The defect involves defective cell modules in the high voltage battery, which may cause thermal overload and potentially lead to a vehicle fire when parked with a fully charged battery.
- A vehicle fire could risk injury or death to occupants and damage property.
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Car giant recalls 195 vehicles over fears they could catch fire
Car giant Volvo has recalled 195 plug-in hybrid vehicles sold in Australia over a fault which could trigger a vehicle fire.The recall is for four models - the XC60 and XC90 SUVs, the S60 sedan and the V60 wagon."Due to a manufacturing defect, the cell modules installed in the high voltage battery may be defective," said Volvo Cars Australia. "As a result, it could cause a thermal overload leading to a vehicle fire when the vehicle is parked wi…

Several Volvo PHEVs recalled due to fire risk
Four Volvo plug-in hybrid models are affected by a fault which can cause a vehicle fire, leading to...
Iconic car brand recalls 195 defective hybrids over fears they'll catch on FIRE
AN iconic car brand has recalled 195 “defective” hybrids over fears they could catch on fire due to a fault in the battery. Volvo Cars Australia recalled four models – the XC60 and XC90 SUVs, the S60 sedan and the V60 wagon. volvocarsVolvo Cars Australia recalled four ‘defective’ hybrid models. Pictured: XC60[/caption] “Due to a manufacturing defect, the cell modules installed in the high voltage battery may be defective,” said VCA in its recall…
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