Now famous for recalling its vehicles, Mercedes-Benz has recalled thousands, perhaps even millions, of its vehicles from the beginning of 2022 until today. Mercedes-Benz came to the fore with its recall of 12,000 vehicles today.
However, the reason for the call seems very serious. According to the statement, all the recalled vehicles have a battery problem, which therefore poses a great risk of fire. Let’s take a look at the details together.
If Mercedes hadn’t recalled the vehicles, they would all have turned into fireballs.
The recall, filed by Mercedes-Benz with the State Market Regulatory Administration, covers 11,212 GLE SUVs and GLS SUVs manufactured between October 28, 2018 and November 8, 2021, as well as 660 EQS vehicles manufactured between September 3, 2021 and November 25, 2021.
The company’s reason for recalling the vehicles is that there is a risk of fire due to a problem in the ground wire of the batteries of the vehicles. The company will begin recalling affected GLE SUVs and GLS SUVs from August 15.
As of September 1, EQS model vehicles will begin to be recalled due to the fact that threads in the traction joints on the front and rear bumpers could cause safety risks. Mercedes-Benz states that it will check and repair or replace defective parts free of charge.
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