Volkswagen's woes continue, following the emissions scandal, as it is now having to recall 5,906 vehicles from China over defective batteries, reports the country's quality watchdog today. The affected cars are the 2012-2014 Flying Spur models and Continental models, which have the safety risk of their battery nuts becoming loose whilst driving. According to General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) statement, the battery nuts of the vehicles affected may become loose while driving and cause safety risks. In a statement, Volkswagen said that its batteries were not at fault in any way, but rather faulty components caused them to overheat.
Volkswagen's woes continue, following the emissions scandal, as it is now having to recall 5,906 vehicles from China over defective batteries, reports the country's quality watchdog today. The affected cars are the 2012-2014 Flying Spur models and Continental models, which have the safety risk of their battery nuts becoming loose whilst driving. In a statement, Volkswagen said that its batteries were not at fault in any way, but rather faulty components caused them to overheat.