If you own a Porsche Taycan, you might plan on making a trip to the dealership. The Verge reported that recalls have been issued due to a short circuiting risk in one of the battery’s cell block modules.

This recall (ARB6/ARB7) applies to a vehicle population for which Porsche currently has no positive knowledge that data anomalies exist in the high-voltage battery modules... Even

Porsche Taycan electric vehicles are recalled the high-voltage battery may experience a short circuit within the battery pack. This creates a risk of fire.

Some of the EVs may experience a short circuit within certain battery modules, increasing the risk of a “thermal event”. In order to avoid the hustle, Porsche advises owners to “only charge their vehicles to a maximum of 80% battery capacity until the repair has been completed”.

Sports car manufacturer Porsche, which is a division of automotive giant Volkswagen ($DE:VOW3) is recalling 27,527 electric vehicles in the U.S.

Porsche has issued a recall of its Taycan because of a risk of the electric car's high-voltage battery experiencing a short circuit, something that could lead to a fire. The recall covers Taycans from the 2021-2024 model years,