Jaguar recalls E-PACE and F-PACE cars over battery that may overheat and cause a fire
A defective module was installed in the high-voltage battery, which may make it overheat and could lead to a fire.

36 recalls from June 29, 2026 to July 5, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
A defective module was installed in the high-voltage battery, which may make it overheat and could lead to a fire.

A defective module installed in the high-voltage battery may cause it to overheat and lead to a fire, and the cars do not comply with the motor vehicle approval and market surveillance regulation.

A pulley on the front-end accessory drive belt may over-rotate and hit the oil temperature and pressure sensor, which could damage it and cause an oil leak that creates a slipping hazard for other road users, particularly two-wheeled vehicles.

The high voltage battery in the car may overheat, which may lead to a fire, and the car does not meet the rules on approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles.

The collar's battery system has no device that monitors cell temperature, so it could overheat and cause burns or lead to a fire.

The toy could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and the sand contains asbestos, which could cause cancer.

The toy could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and that sand contains asbestos (up to 3.23% by weight), which could cause cancer.

The soft toy has small hands that a small child may put in the mouth and choke on, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.

The stretching toy shaped like a carrot could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and that sand contains asbestos, which could cause cancer.

The lamp has inadequate moisture protection and insulation, so a user can get an electric shock, and it does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or the European standard EN 60598.

The cable going from the handle to the upper heating plate is not insulated well enough, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.

The seat does not support the child's head enough in an impact, which can cause serious injuries, and it does not meet the required motor vehicle and UN/ECE No 129 rules.

The pull cord toy has small parts, the ends of the pullcords, that may easily come off, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.

The propellant in the driver airbag may deteriorate over time, so if the airbag deploys, fragments from the inflator could injure people in the vehicle.

The battery compartment opens easily without tools, so a child could put the button batteries in the mouth and swallow them, which could damage the child's gastrointestinal tract or cause choking.

The joints for the ISOFIX anchor points were not welded properly, so they can easily break in an accident and cause injuries, and the product does not comply with the vehicle approval regulation.

The rear suspension springs may not have been made to the right size, so the left or right rear spring could break, making the car sag and the spring fall onto the road, which raises the risk of an accident.

During engine operation the fuel line may move within its retaining clip in the engine compartment, which could damage it and cause a fuel leak with a risk of fire.

The product contains the cannabinoids cannabivarin, cannabigerol and cannabinol, plus HCC and MDMB-PINACA, which can cause mental and behavioural disorders, acute intoxication, impaired consciousness, neurological complications and cardiovascular effects.

The children's science kit for observing live earthworms through layered sand and soil contains asbestos fibres, which could cause cancer, and it does not meet the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive.

The 1g technical hemp flower product contains the synthetic cannabinoid ADB-4en-PINACA, which can cause serious toxic effects such as acute intoxication, mental and behavioral disorders and cardiovascular effects.

The toy set has small fish parts that can easily detach, and a small child may put one in the mouth and choke, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.

The toy expands by more than 50% in size when it touches water, so if a child puts it in their mouth or swallows it, it can swell and block the airway or the intestines.

The set of three hollow rubber teething tubes and a bottle brush has a protruding part that small children may put in the mouth and choke on, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or EN 71-1.

The contact pins on the plug of this empty USB power supply are uninterrupted, so live parts can be reached when it is plugged in and the cover is opened, and the user could get an electric shock.

The soother holder lacks the required ventilation holes, which could lead to suffocation, and its wooden garment fastener can easily break, letting a screw come loose that small children may put in the mouth and choke on.

The foam puzzle mat pieces can easily break into small parts, children may put them in the mouth and choke, and the mat does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.

The refillable lighter looks like a lipstick with a Hello Kitty motif, so its shape and colour appeal to children who could play with it and suffer burns or cause a fire.

The table can easily break under weight and collapse, which can lead to injuries for the people using it, and it does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation or the European standards EN 581-1 and EN 581-3.

The kit has no chain brake, ergonomic handle or switch function, so the user may be seriously injured if the saw chain blocks or kicks back, and it does not meet the Machinery Directive or EN 62841-4.

The solders in this pink vibrator contain too much lead, up to 40 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules on hazardous substances.

The solders in the headlamp contain too much lead and cadmium (up to 85% and 0.5% by weight), which pose a risk to the environment and break the RoHS 2 Directive rules.

The solders in this silvery metal mini torch have too much lead, measured at up to 73 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.

The solders in this battery-operated plastic train toy contain too much lead and cadmium, which pose a risk to the environment, and the toy does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.

The plastic in these heart shaped gold coloured stud earrings with red rhinestones has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), up to 45.24 % by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.

The lotion contains a single UV-filter and does not provide the announced Sun Protection Factor (SPF), so people using it may suffer sunburn, immunosuppression, skin ageing and skin cancer.

Ball joints in the tie rods may not have fully gone through the prescribed hardening process, which can cause more wear and a possible break, after which steering would no longer be possible and accidents could happen.

The laser beam is too powerful, with measured values up to 6.9 mW, and the projector is not properly labelled, so direct viewing of the laser beam could cause damage to sight.
