In Pictures: Nio recalls 686 Firefly EVs in China over steering sensor defect risk

The recall centers on steering sensor wiring that could send abnormal signals in affected Firefly EVs.

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Nio will inspect all 686 recalled Firefly vehicles free of charge and replace sensor harnesses where interference is detected.

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Drivers could lose power steering assistance in extreme cases if the sensor defect goes unaddressed.

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The defect stems from a manufacturing issue that may cause abnormal steering sensor signals.

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Nio's recall response aims to resolve the sensor interference before it affects steering assist.

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Affected Firefly owners in China will be contacted for a no-cost inspection and repair.

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The recall covers 686 Firefly EVs, with harness replacement required only where interference is found.

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Power steering loss, while rare, is the most serious risk cited in the recall notice.

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Nio says the inspection and any necessary wiring harness replacement will be performed at no charge.

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