A critical software issue in Toyota’s electric C-HR models has prompted a recall affecting thousands of vehicles, as drivers report sudden power loss while driving. The glitch, linked to a malfunction in the vehicle’s battery management system, can cause the electric motor to cut out unexpectedly, raising safety concerns. Toyota has acknowledged the problem and is working on a software update to address the flaw, though no details have been released on when affected owners will receive the fix. Owners of the recalled models are advised to monitor updates from the manufacturer for further instructions.
Toyota recalls 8,000 electric C-HRs after software glitch found to cut power while driving Yahoo Autos
