Some 200 people have filed a class action suit in South Korea, according to lawyers involved.

That is over incidents involving the brands.

Kohner Eaves.

The plaintiffs want Young Day to replace the battery packs, the most expensive part of the car on One lawyer says they want about $7200 each to compensate for what they say is the reduced value off their vehicles.

Jandi has already recalled more than 74,000 Conor's.

The news comes after General Motors said last week it was recalling over 68,000 DVDs after five reported fires and two minor injuries.

Batteries for the affected vehicles are made by South Korea's LG Kem, which also supplies Young Day.

Now, Analysts say the stories could dent demand for Eve's just as sales off the green vehicles are starting to soar worldwide.

Right now, though, it's you.

Hyundai and LG came with the biggest headache.

Industry experts say they could face costs off up to $540 million if they have to replace Aled, the affected batteries.

In a statement to Reuters Hyundai said the cause of the fires was unclear.

It says it is investigating with help off suppliers and the Transport Ministry.