Hyundai Recalls 135,300 US Cars Over Fire Risk from Wiring Issue
Hyundai has announced a significant recall of vehicles in the United States due to safety concerns. The company is recalling 135,386 Santa Fe models associated with a potential fire risk.
Recall Details
The recall was prompted by an issue related to the starter motor. It has been found that an improperly installed starter motor may lead to an electrical short. This poses a fire risk, particularly during a crash.
Safety Agency Notification
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has reported on this safety issue. They emphasize the importance of addressing the problem promptly to ensure driver and passenger safety.
- Vehicle Models Recalled: 135,386 Hyundai Santa Fe vehicles
- Risk: Fire hazard due to electrical shorts
- Cause: Improperly installed starter motor
- Impact: Increased risk during vehicle crashes
Hyundai encourages affected vehicle owners to reach out to their local dealers for further information and assistance regarding the recall process. Addressing this issue will help maintain safety on the roads and prevent potential incidents.
