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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/8\/6\/23294791\/toyota-offering-buy-back-recalled-bz4x-ev<\/a> Toyota is offering to buy back its bZ4X electric SUV<\/a> crossovers after recalling the vehicle<\/a> in June, as first reported by Electrek<\/em><\/a>. The recall, which Toyota issued not even two months after the bZ4X\u2019s release, involves loose hub bolts on the wheel that could cause it to detach while driving.<\/p>\n Toyota initially advised bZ4X owners not to drive the vehicle, and suggested that they notify their local Toyota dealer so they can pick up and store the car while they wait on a fix. The company would then provide customers with a free loaner car in return.<\/p>\n But a letter to customers obtained by Electrek<\/em> and confirmed by The Verge <\/em>reveals that Toyota is also offering to throw in a few extra freebies in exchange for the inconvenience, including a $5,000 credit, an extended warranty, and free charging at EVgo-owned charging stations through the end of 2024 (assuming customers get their cars back by then). If an owner isn\u2019t satisfied with these options, however, Toyota says it will buy back the $42,000 and up vehicle.<\/p>\n \u201cWe know that our customers have many choices when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. We appreciate their loyalty and are supporting them through this recall,\u201d Toyota said in a statement obtained by The Verge<\/em>. \u201cHowever, if a customer does not want to proceed with the provided options, we will offer to repurchase their bZ4X.\u201d Toyota adds that the buyback depends on the owner\u2019s state and circumstances.<\/p>\n Neither its letter nor statement offer any additional context about when the issue will be fixed. The recall affects about 2,700 vehicles, but it\u2019s unclear how many of these have actually been delivered. The Subaru Solterra, which is built on the same platform<\/a>, is also affected by the recall.<\/p>\n The bZ4X marks Toyota\u2019s first attempt at an all-electric vehicle, and it\u2019s off to a bit of a bumpy start. Hopefully, Toyota will iron out any remaining kinks before it starts delivering more vehicles and ramping up production to meet its $17 billion goal of releasing 30 new EVs by 2030<\/a>. <\/p>\n Correction August 6th, 6:28PM ET:<\/strong><\/em> An original version of the article stated the bZ4X recall was for the loose steering wheel bolts, when it was actually for loose wheel bolts. We regret the error.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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