China’s recent recall of 4.3 million electric vehicles, the largest in the country’s history, marks a significant tightening of safety standards amid mounting concerns over electronic door system failures.
China’s recent push to tighten electric vehicle safety marks a sharp turn in the country’s auto market. In August, regulators ordered a recall of about 4.3 million vehicles, a move Reuters described as the largest automotive recall in China’s history and one of the biggest anywhere in the past decade. The action centred on concerns that electronic door systems could fail in an emergency, leaving occupants unable to get out.
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