BMW issues stop-sale on new i3 in US, to recall all i3 sold so far
The i3 electric car failed to clear NHTSA’s frontal crash protection for the 5th percentile female drivers when they do not wear their seatbelts while driving
BMW has issued a stop-sale order and is recalling its all i3 electric cars sold in the United States so far due to a compliance issue, New York Daily News reported on 21 November. The German automaker is taking this step after its i3 electric car failed to clear a crash test of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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