Daimler recalls some Mercedes EQC EVs due to potentially faulty bolt

Daimler has said the bolt in the front axle differential transmission of he EQC might not meet its durability specifications. (Daimler)

By:

Edward Taylor

By:

Reuters

October 30, 2019 09:45 AM

FRANKFURT -- Daimler is recalling some new Mercedes-Benz EQC electric cars because of a potentially defective bolt in the differential, the company said.

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