German carmaker Porsche has issued a global recall for all Taycan models launched in 2020. The company has said that the cars are safe to drive, but it has not disclosed how many cars have been recalled. Please let us know the reason for the company’s recall of Porsche Taycan.
What Is The Reason For The Recall Of Porsche Taycan
Porsche has recalled its Taycan cars due to a problem related to the front brake hose. Cracks have been seen in some cars, and brake fluid is leaking, causing the brake pressure and system not to work properly. A warning light is burning on the dashboard in the cars where this problem is being seen.
If you also see this alert light, the driver should take their car to the dealership. If you see a red light burning, stop using it immediately and contact Porsche. On the other hand, cars in which this light is not seen burning are safe to drive.
This Is What The Company Said
Porsche Taycan project manager Kevin Giek said we did internal quality checks on this defect and found some deficiencies. We are given which vehicles have been recalled. The brake hose on the front axle of the cars will be optimized, and a decision will be made on whether to manufacture new ones. The hose has been redesigned with breaking points and new kinematics; we are sure we will not see this failure anymore.
What Will Have To Be Paid For This
If you see such a defect in the Taycan recalled by Porsche, you will have to take it to the dealership, which will be replaced entirely. No amount will be taken from any customer for this. It will be completely free. The company has said the problem has been identified in less than 1% of all Taycan models sold globally.
