Jaguar I-Pace: Renewed recall due to thermal overload of high-voltage system

27/02/2024

Jaguar is recalling 3,676 I-Pace vehicles manufactured between 2019 and 2024 to authorised workshops worldwide. The reason for the recall is that thermal overload of the high-voltage system can lead to fire without prior notice under the previously upgraded vehicles. (1st software update failed).

In an authorised workshop, a new software update (version 4.0.0.) of the Battery Energy Control Module (BECM) must be implemented.

A reported fire in Germany resulted in a total loss of the vehicle.

The KBA monitors the recall under the reference number “013555“. The internal manufacturer code is “H459“.

It’s very likely related to this recall.

Recall details

Make:	Jaguar
Model:	I-Pace
Year of manufacture:	2019 – 2024
Production:	2019 – 2024
Extent:	3,676
Code:	H459
KBA publication date:	15. 2. 2024

Source: KBA 013555 (Search Rückrufcode: H459)

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