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Nissan Korea LEAF — recall

Automotive · South Korea · 2026-05-29

Nissan LEAF lithium-ion battery may rapidly heat, causing thermal events or fires

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CountrySouth Korea
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-05-29
ManufacturerNissan Korea
Models affectedLEAF
Units affected768
DefectRecall due to the confirmed risk of rapid heating of the lithium-ion battery and potential thermal events or battery fires, caused by increased electrical resistance inside the battery cells during Level 3 fast charging. (Investigation into the cause of excessive lithium deposition is ongoing in collaboration with battery supplier AESC-US)
ComponentOther fuel system components
Remedy1) For all affected customers: Reprogram the Lithium Battery Controller (LBC) and Vehicle Control Module (VCM) software to include State Of Charge (SOC) fluctuation detection logic and improved dashboard messages. 2) If a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) is detected after a test drive: 2-1) Replace the battery. 2-2) If a battery is unavailable, purchase the customer's vehicle.
Recall numberK6249
Official noticeView source ↗

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