Due to a software error, Mercedes-Benz has published a recall for certain plug-in hybrid models from its AMG Performance Division, which can lead to a loss of drive power.
The models concerned include the performance of AMG S 63 E, AMG GT 63 SE Performance 4-Tortiges Coupé, AMG GT 63 SE output, AMG SL 63 SE output and AMG GLC 63 SE output (both the regular SUV and the coupé-like model), which is sufficient from 2023-2025 model years. A A total of 2,943 vehicles are affected in the United States
According to the recall notice published by the NHTSA on February 28 (February 28 (Calling campaign number 25V129000) A software error can lead to the starter engine and the generator tax unit fail, which can lead to a loss of the drive power and increases the risk of a crash.
For the fund, retailers must update the control unit software, a service that is carried out free of charge.
Mercedes said the problem became known at the end of 2024 after he had received individual reports about vehicles that had not started. After further investigations, the company found that a potential security risk could not be excluded. The car manufacturer also explained that he is not aware of any accidents or injuries in connection with the defect.
The owners concerned will be Notified by post from April 29th. Anyone who strives for further information can contact Mercedes at 1-800-367-6372 or visit the recall side of the car manufacturer.
