BMW I3 EVs fails in NHTSA crash tests and after
that BMW issuing a voluntary recalls for all i3 EVs sold in the U.S both all electric
and range extended . In Germany the automakers also issuing a stop sale
According to documents provided to BMW dealers
the recall effects i3s sold in the U.S from model years 2014 through 2018 that’s
all of them about 30542 units total. It fails in a front rigid barrier crash.
According to NHTSA test the higher risk of neck
injury to the person specially a lady whose
height about 5 feet . the advising later
will receive to the owner advising them to recall in January. Customers
continues to drive their i3 EVs in the mean time and are confident of the cars
safety when the driver wears seat belt in
all , the recall does not seem like such a big deal except that it
affects the entire nameplate said by the automakers.
"While BMW's compliance testing showed
results well below the required limits, more recent testing has shown
inconsistent results," BMW said in a statement. "Consequently, BMW
has issued a recall and is working with the agency to understand the
differences in the test results. A remedy is forthcoming."
But Don’t forget to wear your seat belt.
But Don’t forget to wear your seat belt.
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