In Pictures: Toyota recalls ~10,000 C-HR EVs over software glitch causing power loss

Toyota's recall of approximately 10,000 C-HR EVs addresses a software issue in the regenerative braking system that could cause sudden power loss.

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The affected C-HR EVs are being recalled in North America, with dealers set to update the battery ECU software at no cost.

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Owners of the recalled Toyota C-HR EVs will receive notifications starting in November, urging them to bring in their vehicles for the fix.

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The software glitch in the regenerative braking system poses a safety risk while driving, prompting the recall.

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Toyota's recall emphasizes the importance of addressing potential power loss issues in its all-electric lineup.

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Dealers will perform the necessary software update on the C-HR EVs to prevent unexpected power loss during operation.

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Toyota is proactive in managing safety concerns, ensuring that the recalled C-HR EVs receive timely software corrections.

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The recall affects roughly 10,000 vehicles, underlining Toyota's commitment to resolving technical defects efficiently.

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As part of the recall, Toyota will provide free updates to the battery ECU, addressing the software flaw that can lead to power loss.

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