Great Wall Motor Issues Recall for Ora Electric Vehicles: Safety Concerns Addressed
Great Wall Motor Co., Ltd. has announced a recall of select Ora electric vehicles due to potential safety issues with their power battery modules. This decision follows regulations set forth by the State Administration for Market Regulation and aims to ensure the safety of consumers.
Recall Details
The recall, numbered S2025M0136V, affects a total of 67 vehicles, including:
- 53 units of Ora Black Cat: These vehicles were produced between July 2, 2021, and April 30, 2022.
- 14 units of Ora White Cat: These models were manufactured from July 19, 2021, to December 27, 2021.
Figure 1: Ora Black Cat
Figure 2: Ora White Cat
Safety Concerns
The primary issue arises from the production processes of the power battery, where some batteries may experience offset electrode plates. This defect can lead to excessive self-discharging and, in severe cases, cause the batteries to overheat, presenting significant safety risks.
Free Replacements for Affected Vehicles
To mitigate these risks, Great Wall Motor has committed to replacing the faulty power battery modules in the recalled vehicles at no cost to the owners. This proactive measure reflects the company’s dedication to prioritizing customer safety and maintaining high-quality standards in their product offerings.
Conclusion
As electric vehicles grow in popularity, the importance of rigorous safety protocols and responsive customer service becomes paramount. Great Wall Motor’s swift action in recognizing and addressing these potential hazards serves as a reminder of the automotive industry’s ongoing commitment to consumer safety.
Owners of affected Ora Black Cat and White Cat models are encouraged to reach out to their local dealerships for further instructions on the recall process, ensuring their vehicles remain safe and reliable.
For more information on this recall and other Great Wall Motor updates, keep an eye on automotive news platforms and official announcements.
