Profeco, Volvo Recall 4,692 EX30 EVs for Fire Risk

Profeco and Volvo Car México issued a recall/inspection notice for 4,692 Volvo EX30 electric vehicles (2024–2026) due to potential battery overheating when charged above 70%, which could cause a fire; owners are advised to keep charge below 70% and contact dealers for inspection and possible battery module replacement. No injuries reported to date.

Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.

Profeco and Volvo Car México issued a recall/inspection notice for 4,692 Volvo EX30 electric vehicles (2024–2026) due to potential battery overheating when charged above 70%, which could cause a fire; owners are advised to keep charge below 70% and contact dealers for inspection and possible battery module replacement. No injuries reported to date.

Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.

Profeco and Volvo Car México issued a recall/inspection notice for 4,692 Volvo EX30 electric vehicles (2024–2026) due to potential battery overheating when charged above 70%, which could cause a fire; owners are advised to keep charge below 70% and contact dealers for inspection and possible battery module replacement. No injuries reported to date.

Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.

Profeco and Volvo Car México issued a recall/inspection notice for 4,692 Volvo EX30 electric vehicles (2024–2026) due to potential battery overheating when charged above 70%, which could cause a fire; owners are advised to keep charge below 70% and contact dealers for inspection and possible battery module replacement. No injuries reported to date.

Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.

Profeco and Volvo Car México issued a recall/inspection notice for 4,692 Volvo EX30 electric vehicles (2024–2026) due to potential battery overheating when charged above 70%, which could cause a fire; owners are advised to keep charge below 70% and contact dealers for inspection and possible battery module replacement. No injuries reported to date.

Incident reported at Marino Mosco 56.