Fiat Recalls 5,600 500 EVs To Fix Software Glitch
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Fiat Recalls 5,600 500 EVs To Fix Software Glitch



A software malfunction has forced Fiat to call back 5,600 all-electric 500 city cars. The models were built from March 2012 to November 1st 2014.

The automaker explains that “if the vehicle goes in to limp home mode, incompatible software between Electric Vehicle Control Unit and Battery Pack Control Module may cause the electric propulsion system to fully shut down.”
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