Toyota Recalls 10,000 C-HR EVs Over Software Glitch Causing Drive System Shutdown
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Toyota is recalling approximately 10,000 C-HR electric crossovers sold in North America due to a software issue that could cause the drive system to shut down while driving. The problem stems from the Battery Electric Vehicle Electronic Control Unit overcharging the traction battery during regenerative braking, leading to a safety risk. A dealer visit is required to update the software and resolve the issue.
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