Volvo Warns EV Owners Not to Charge Above 70%

Volvo has issued a warning to customers advising them not to charge their electric SUVs above 70% due to battery fire risks, This is Money reports.

The Swedish carmaker has specifically cautioned owners of its electric SUV models about the potential safety concerns associated with charging batteries beyond the 70% threshold.

The warning highlights ongoing concerns about battery safety in electric vehicles, though the headline does not specify which particular Volvo electric SUV models are affected by this advisory.

For Volvo EV owners, this development means adjusting charging habits until further guidance is provided, potentially impacting the practical driving range of their vehicles.