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| Porsche introduces its new Taycan 4S at the LA Auto Show in Los Angeles, California, U.S., on November 20, 2019. REUTERS/Andrew Cullen/Files |
FRANKFURT, July 2 (Reuters) - Luxury sports carmaker Porsche AG should review 43,000 of its electric Taycan vehicles over broken programming that can make the battery-controlled motor abruptly shut down, it said on Friday.
The review influences all Taycan vehicles created and conveyed by June, the organization said, adding the vehicles would get a product update to fix the issue. The Taycan was dispatched last year.
Porsche chief Klaus Rechberger told writers the issue had been seen in around 130 vehicles, adding no mishaps were referred to have occurred accordingly.
The Taycan, a low-threw four-entryway sports vehicle with a scope of 450 kilometers (280 miles), is Porsche's endeavor to draw in clients to very good quality electric vehicles.
Porsche, some portion of the Volkswagen bunch (VOWG_p.DE), said an over-the-air programming update would not be conceivable for this situation, which means Taycan proprietors should factor in a one-hour visit to a nearby fixed community
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