German carmaker BMW is recalling more than 61,000 cars worldwide due to a software error.
A BMW spokesman said on Thursday that affected customers would receive a message asking them to bring the car to a workshop, where the software would be reprogrammed.
The faulty software can lead to a loss of torque and engine failure. So far, there has been no property damage and no one has been injured.
The issue affects the X3, X4 and 5 models produced between 2016 and 2022, according to information available from the German Motor Transport Authority.
Of the 61,714 vehicles affected 12,721 are in Germany.
