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Fire Risk: Volkswagen Recalls More than 70,000 Electric Vehicles Worldwide

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Fire risk: Volkswagen recalls more than 70,000 electric vehicles worldwideWe are talking about Volkswagen ID models.3, ID.4, ID.7, ID. Buzz, and Cupra Born, released between 2022 and 2025. In Germany, the recall may affect about 10...

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After internal quality controls, it became clear that some high-intensity batteries did not meet the criteria. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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The recall action due to a faulty screw is not long ago. VW has already to admit the next error. For several E-models, potentially faulty batteries have to be checked.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The German Volkswagen motorcade withdraws almost 72,700 electric vehicles around the world due to a manufacturing marriage of high-voltage batteries, writes Bild. Some 10,000 electric vehicles will be withdrawn from German workshops, TASS will be transferred with reference to the Bild newspaper. The campaign will address models VW ID.3, ID.4, ID.7, ID. Buzz and Cupra Born. During internal inspections, it was found that in a number of vehicles of…

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It was only a few weeks ago that VW had to call millions of its vehicles into the workshops because of a corrosion-prone screw. Now faulty batteries ensure a new recall action by the German automaker. This time, however, significantly fewer customers are affected.

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FOCUS online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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