The carmaker has said that the recall is to fix a battery issue which can cause stalling
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Volkswagen AG has officially announced that it is recalling around 5,600 e-Golf cars sold in the United States. According to the carmaker, the electric version of the Golf is being recalled to fix a battery problem which can cause the vehicle to stall. Volkswagen has further stated that this recall also includes all electric vehicles sold in the U.S. since its launch in November 2014.
Volkswagen has commented that it first got to know about the vehicle stalling in June 2015 which happened in a company test car. Over the past few months,…
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