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BMW recalls over 26,000 vehicles in Canada due to fire risk

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BMW is expanding its vehicle recall in Canada due to a fire risk associated with the engine starter. The latest recall affects over 26,000 vehicles and SUVs sold between 2021 and 2026. Improper manufacturing of the starter may lead to overheating, posing a fire hazard. BMW advises owners to avoid using the remote start function and not to leave the vehicle unattended while the engine is running until the recall repair is completed. AI

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BMW recalls over 26,000 vehicles in Canada due to fire risk

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    BMW recalls over 26,000 vehicles in Canada due to fire risk from engine starter

    宝马周一扩大了对发动机启动器起火风险的车辆召回范围。最新召回涉及2021年至2026年间在加拿大销售的超过26000辆汽车和SUV。根据加拿大召回通知，部分车辆的发动机启动器可能制造不当，存在过热风险。加拿大交通部发布的召回公告警示：“启动器过热存在起火风险。为降低安全隐患，宝马建议车主在完成召回维修前，切勿使用远程启动功能，且发动机运转时不可无人看管车辆。”（新浪财经）

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