Toyota C-HR EV Recall: Software Bug Could Cause Loss of Drive Power
Toyota has announced a recall of approximately 10,000 2026-model C-HR EVs across North America due to a software issue that could potentially cause a loss of drive power.
According to Toyota, under certain conditions, the regenerative braking system may overcharge the vehicle’s battery when it is already highly charged. This could cause the electric drive system to shut down, increasing the risk of a crash, particularly at higher speeds.
Read more: GAC AION ES Offers 442km Range, Fast Charging as Pakistan Launch Nears
Toyota plans to notify affected owners in early November. Dealerships will fix the problem by updating the software of the Battery Electric Vehicle Electronic Control Unit. The recall is expected to cover a significant portion of C-HR EVs currently on the road in North America.
Chery Master Pakistan to launch 400km-range Chery Q EV at PAPS 2026
