Skoda And Volkswagen Recall 5 Popular Models In India Over Serious Safety Concerns

Auto India has announced a significant safety recall impacting five models in India. The affected Skoda vehicles include the Slavia, Kylaq, and Kushaq, while the Volkswagen models involved are the Taigun and Virtus. A total of 47,235 units are affected by this recall, which comprises 21,513 Volkswagen models and 25,722 Skoda models. The recall includes vehicles manufactured between May 24, 2025, and April 1, 2025.

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Why Have Skoda And Volkswagen Recalled 47,235 Units?

The recall was initiated due to a faulty rear seat belt component. The companies stated that “in the unfortunate event of a frontal collision, the rear seatbelt buckle latch plate may break, and/or the webbing of the rear centre seatbelt assembly, along with the buckle of the rear right seatbelt, may fail. This poses a safety risk to passengers occupying the rear seats.”

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How To Get Your Skoda Or Volkswagen Fixed Under This Recall?

Skoda and Volkswagen will proactively contact customers affected by this recall to arrange for the free replacement of the defective parts. Customers can also reach out to their nearest Skoda or Volkswagen dealership or check if their vehicle is affected by visiting the brand’s official website.

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