Hyundai Motor India has issued a voluntary recall for the Kona Electric SUV to inspect the car’s battery management system (BMS). The recall, which would affect 456 Hyundai Kona Electric SUVs, which were manufactured between April 1, 2019, to October 31, 2020, is to inspect potential electrical deficiencies in the high-voltage battery system of the vehicle. The company hasn’t shared any additional details about the malfunction, however, in its statement, Hyundai India has confirmed that the recall will take place in a phased manner and the inspection and repair will be carried out free of cost.
The official statement released by Hyundai Motor India said, “As a responsible and caring manufacturer, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) has initiated Kona Electric Recall to inspect possible potential of certain electrical deficiencies in the high-voltage battery system of vehicles (hereinafter collectively “Vehicles”) manufactured between April 1, 2019 – October 31, 2020, at no cost to customers. HMIL will voluntarily recall the vehicles, totaling 456 numbers manufactured during the above said period. Owners of the vehicles will be notified in a phased manner to bring their vehicle for inspection at all authorized Hyundai Electric Vehicle Dealers. HMIL will deliver (the) best service and attention to customers with its strong service and support network across the country.”
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