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Xpeng Recalls Thousands of X9 EVs Over Safety Fears
24 Jul
Summary
- 33,473 Xpeng X9 vehicles are subject to recall.
- Airtightness issues in front air springs pose a risk.
- Vehicle handling could be affected in extreme conditions.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng has announced a significant recall impacting 33,473 units of its X9 model. The vehicles affected were produced between August 8, 2023, and August 11, 2025. This safety measure addresses potential hazards identified in the vehicles' front air springs.
The primary concern involves the reduction in airtightness within the front air springs. According to a statement from China's market regulator, prolonged use in hot and humid environments could cause a gradual air leak. This issue may result in malfunction alerts being displayed to the driver.
In more severe scenarios, the defect could compromise the vehicle's overall handling capabilities. Xpeng's recall aims to mitigate these risks and ensure the safety of its customers. The specific manufacturing dates indicate a focused period of production where the potential defect may have occurred.
