Kia Recalls 4,551 EV6s in Australia and 22,883 EV9s Globally Over Safety Issues

Karmactive Team

All 4,551 Kia EV6 units sold in Australia face mandatory dealer visits due to critical software malfunction affecting the charging control system.

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Software glitch in EV6's Integrated Charging Control Unit threatens vehicle safety by potentially causing sudden power loss during operation.

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Kia EV6 models from 2021 to 2024 require urgent dealer inspection, as over-the-air updates prove ineffective for this particular issue.

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Warning lights on instrument cluster signal 12-volt battery charging failure, which could lead to complete vehicle shutdown mid-drive.

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Single assembly worker's oversight leads to massive recall of 22,883 Kia EV9 SUVs over potentially missing seat mounting bolts

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Production error at Kia's Autoland Gwangmyeong plant affects EV9s manufactured between September 25, 2023 and October 15, 2024.

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Customer complaint triggers investigation revealing loose second and third-row seats in Kia EV9 models.

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Random inspection of 90 EV9 SUVs by Kia North America initially shows no defects, masking the serious safety concern.

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Three confirmed cases of missing seat bolts trace back to same employee at Korean manufacturing facility.

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Loose or rattling seats serve as warning signs for affected EV9 owners, prompting immediate dealer consultation.

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