XPeng recalled 47,490 P7s after water got into the steering assist motor connector
A harness connector that let in water could short the steering assist motor; XPeng replaced the steering gear assembly on 47,490 P7s for free
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A harness connector that let in water could short the steering assist motor; XPeng replaced the steering gear assembly on 47,490 P7s for free
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