Hyundai recently issued a recall for the 2017 Kona Electric due to concerns over battery fires. This safety notice addresses potential defects in the battery cells that could lead to overheating and, in rare cases, fires. At Everyday Hyundai, we believe it’s crucial for all Kona owners to understand the impact of this recall and take immediate action to ensure their safety.

What Owners Need to Know

The recall affects specific 2017 Kona Electric models built within a certain timeframe. Hyundai will replace or repair the faulty battery modules free of charge. Owners should receive official notifications from Hyundai or their dealerships with detailed instructions on how to proceed.

Steps to Take If You Own a 2017 Kona Electric

  • Check your vehicle identification number (VIN) against Hyundai’s recall list online.
  • Contact your local Hyundai dealership to schedule an inspection and battery replacement if your vehicle is affected.
  • Avoid charging your vehicle unattended until the recall service is completed.
  • Stay informed by subscribing to Hyundai’s safety updates and notices.

Addressing this recall promptly helps prevent potential safety hazards and maintains the longevity of your electric vehicle. Everyday Hyundai encourages all Kona owners to prioritize these safety measures and reach out to authorized service centers for support.