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Polestar recalls more than 27,800 of Polestar, and in the United States is remembered at risk of failing to display the backup of the back-image camera screen.
Electric vehicle producer said in a report presented to the National Egyptian Road Traffic Safety Department (NHTSA) 2021-2025 Polestar recalled 2 vehicles In the reversal and the “temporary lack of the camera” warning, their rear view camera screen can be “visual problems”.
More than 27,800 polestar in the United States, 2 electric vehicles are recalled in the United States for giving a rear view camera screen. (Sjoerd van der wal / getty pictures)
Nathachinging Contraciew camera screenshot can increase the risk of accident, according to NHTSA.
Home Maker, in July 2020 and the end of November last year, produced potential potential 2S with the backward camera screen.
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“Park Assistant” Chamber (PAC) and Information Contact (IHU) “and Ihu received a home hosted by the video, Polestar was reported report.
The owners of Polestar 2 of the mentioned Polestar can expect to receive letters related to the reminder on June 19 according to the NHTSA report.
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In the report, Polestar said he would solve the issue through a program update.
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Instead of providing an error message instead of giving an error message to the program “always between PAC and IHU”, if a synchronization error is found, instead of adopting a video signal, along with the reconstruction of the IHU video signal instead of the IHU video signal
This Polestar 2 In 2020, it was first available in the United States. However, according to NHTSA report, home maker is no longer producing in the US market.
Polestar, located in Sweden, sells it Different EVS In 27 markets in the world.
