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Automotive · Japan · 2024-04-30
Origin: 日本

Volvo EX30 high-voltage battery cells unbalanced due to improper manufacturing equipment settings

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CountryJapan
CategoryAutomotive
Published2024-04-30
Country of origin日本
ManufacturerVolvo Car Japan Inc.
Models affectedVolvo EX30
Units affected2446
DefectIn the cell modules of the high-voltage battery, due to improper manufacturing equipment settings, some cells have an imbalance in the capacity of their anode and cathode. As a result, a short circuit may occur inside the cell module, and warnings regarding unusual odors or battery overheating may be displayed. In the worst case, thermal battery abnormalities may occur, potentially leading to a fire.
ComponentElectrical system (high-voltage battery)
RemedyAs a provisional measure, a warning letter will be sent to all vehicle owners, informing them to set the vehicle's charging target to 70% or less. Once countermeasures are decided, permanent measures will be implemented.
Recall number外-4137
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