A Worker Forgot to Bolt Seats Down on Kia’s Flagship EV. Now, the Company Is Recalling 23,000 Units
MobilityThe affected seats could potentially jeopardize the safety of the occupants.
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Read more »Mobility: A Worker Forgot to Bolt Seats Down on Kia’s Flagship EV. Now, the Company Is Recalling 23,000 Units . While Much of the World Is...