A sequence of actions can lead affected vehicles to continue applying motor torque even after the accelerator pedal has been released.
Nissan is recalling certain Leaf EVs sold in the United States because of a programming issue with the Vehicle Control Module that could lead affected vehicles to accelerate even after the driver has released the accelerator pedal.are part of this recall, manufactured between September 29, 2017, and March 15, 2023.
As per the NHTSA, affected vehicles can continue applying torque to the driven wheels even after the accelerator pedal has been released by the driver, but only if the following sequence of actions was performed in less than eight seconds by the person sitting behind the wheel:The drive mode is switched from “D” to “B” or “Eco” or e-Pedal “On”;In other words, after disabling the cruise control system, quickly switching the drive mode from regular “D” to one that increases the level of...
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