Hybrid Car Battery Recalls – How to Handle Them in the UK
⚠️ Are you concerned about your hybrid car’s battery or electrical system recall?
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🔋 Common Hybrid Car Battery Recalls in the UK
Hybrid car battery recalls are not uncommon as manufacturers address issues that could affect safety, battery performance, or electrical systems. If you’re experiencing any of the following, you might be facing a recall:
1. Ford Kuga Plug-In Hybrid Recall
🔧 Problem: Potential fire risk due to defective high-voltage battery system.
⚡ Fix: Ford has advised Kuga PHEV owners to refrain from charging the vehicle until a fix is issued. Affected vehicles will receive a software update.
📅 Affected models: Ford Kuga Plug-In Hybrid (2020-2025)
2. BMW Plug-In Hybrid Recall
🔧 Problem: Contamination in the high-voltage battery cells that could cause short circuits and potential fire hazards.
⚡ Fix: BMW has initiated a recall for affected models to replace faulty battery cells.
📅 Affected models: BMW 3 Series, 5 Series, X5, X3, X1 Plug-In Hybrids
3. Volvo Hybrid Recall
🔧 Problem: Battery cells manufactured with a potential defect that could lead to thermal overload.
⚡ Fix: Affected Volvo hybrid owners are advised to bring their cars to the dealership for battery replacement and software fixes.
📅 Affected models: Volvo XC60, XC90, S60, V60 hybrids (2019-2025)
4. Toyota Hybrid Battery Recall
🔧 Problem: Some Toyota hybrid vehicles have faulty battery modules causing poor performance or failure to charge.
⚡ Fix: Affected vehicles are eligible for battery module replacements under the recall program.
📅 Affected models: Toyota Prius, Yaris Hybrid, Auris Hybrid, and more.
5. Honda Hybrid IMA System Recall
🔧 Problem: The Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) system in some Honda hybrids can fail due to a battery fault, causing a loss of electric-only driving range.
⚡ Fix: Honda offers a free replacement of the IMA battery in affected models.
📅 Affected models: Honda Civic Hybrid, Insight, CR-Z.
🛠️ What To Do if Your Hybrid Car Has a Battery Recall
1. Check for Recalls
To find out if your hybrid car is part of a recall:
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GOV.UK Vehicle Recall Checker: Use the official tool by entering your car’s registration number.
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Manufacturer’s Website: Manufacturers like Toyota, Ford, BMW, and Volvo have recall checkers where you can enter your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
2. Contact Your Dealership
Once you confirm your vehicle has a recall, contact your nearest dealership. They will schedule the necessary repairs, which may include replacing the battery, updating software, or other fixes.
3. Follow Recall Instructions Carefully
For safety reasons, follow any manufacturer guidelines provided. Some recalls may advise owners not to charge their vehicle or may involve temporary suspension of specific functions.
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