“The fire involved a BMW i7 car & was found to be 100% burned,” says Fire Brigade Commanding Officer II Mohd Anuar. Passersby to the incident alerted the fire & rescue department and proceeded to pull both injured victims from the burning wreckage. “When the team arrived at the scene, an adult male had been pronounced dead by the medical first aiders. His friend was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance,” said City Fire & Rescue spokesperson. The reason behind the fire is under investigation.

56 BMW iX SUVs and a further 27 BMW i4 sedans are named in the recall for having potentially damaged high-voltage batteries. Those are the big batteries that provide the car's range: 111.5 kilowatt-hours in the iX and 83.9 in the i4. Damage to the batteries could result in a fire, so BMW is not only recommending owners not charge them, but it's saying they shouldn't even drive their vehicles. You can read the full details of the recall (PDF).

BMW has issued a recall through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on certain 2022 and 2023 iX, i4, and i7 models, totaling 14,086 vehicles. The recall issue relates to a misdiagnosis in the high-voltage battery management electronics system, which has the potential to cause the control unit to reset. The resulting reset in turn creates an interruption in electrical power, leading to an increased risk of crash.
A separate recall affecting 367 BMW vehicles specifically involves the 2022 i4 eDrive40 and i4 M50, as well as the 2022 and 2023 iX xDrive50 and iX M60. NHTSA issued a Stop Drive warning and advised owners against charging their vehicles. Owners are also advised to park outdoors and away from structures due to an increased fire risk from a potential short circuit in the high-voltage battery. Owners were first notified of the recall by phone and email in August before notification letters were sent in September and December 2022, warning about the fire risk. BMW provided alternative transportation in the interim while owner vehicles awaited the remedy. Documents for this recall can be found here.

At the end of September, BMW initiated a recall in the United States of 10 different BMW and Mini plug-in hybrid models because of a risk of fire caused by debris that may have gotten into battery cells during manufacturing. Then, in early October, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into reports of apparently spontaneous battery fires in Chevrolet Bolt EVs. GM says it is cooperating with the investigation.





【 在 wrsea 的大作中提到: 】
: 如果id6和唐对比
: 那我肯定买id6
: 因为id6质感底盘好多了，而且价格更低，而且我不觉得安全性比唐差
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