Fiat 500e Recalled Due To Software Glitch That Could Result In Shutdown
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced a recall affecting 16,549 Fiat 500e electric cars for Model Years 2013-2016.
The recall is due to a software glitch that may result in the electric car shutting down while in motion (the dreaded loss of power issue that's plagued several electric cars to date).
A shutdown at speed is potentially dangerous, so FCA will rectify the problem by updating the software.
More 500e recall details can be found in the attached NHTSA releases below:
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