Recalling 2,600 luxury Audi Q3 cars with brake light error

About 2,600 Audi Q3 cars in the Australian market are recalled due to a defect.Audi Q3, models manufactured from June 2014 to November 2016.

According to the announcement of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), recently warned consumers about the luxury Audi Q3 model with some errors related to brake lights. The total number of affected cars is about 2,600 and produced from June 2014 to November 2016 in the Australian market.

The cause is that when using the emergency braking function activated via the electromechanical parking brake (EPB) button, the brake lights at the rear of the vehicle will not light up. In many cases, this problem can be dangerous for the user as well as other road users.

About 2,600 Audi Q3 vehicles in the Australian market are recalled due to brake light defects, models manufactured from June 2014 to November 2016.

Audi Australia has sent notices to customers with affected vehicles to check and update the software to restore the emergency braking function completely free of charge. However, the luxury car company Audi has not yet recorded any accidents related to this issue.

In the Vietnamese market, the Audi Q3 costs about 1.7 billion VND. The car is equipped with a 2.0-liter TFSI 4-cylinder gasoline engine, direct fuel injection, a braking energy recovery and regeneration system, as well as a start-stop system that turns off the engine when the car is stopped. It comes with a Quattro all-wheel drive system and a 7-speed S-tronic transmission.

The Audi Q3 has a maximum capacity of 211 horsepower and a torque of 300Nm in the rotation range of 1,800 - 4,900 rpm. The Q3's ability to accelerate from 0 - 100 km/h takes only 6.9 seconds and reaches a maximum speed of 230 km/h. Thanks to the application of a series of the latest technologies, the Q3's fuel consumption is also very "modest" at 7.7 liters/100 km./.

According to Knowledge