Saudi Ministry recalls Jeep and Peugeot vehicles over safety defects
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce has recalled 391 Jeep Grand Cherokees and 329 Peugeot vehicles due to safety-related defects.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce has initiated a recall of 391 Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles and 329 Peugeot cars due to safety concerns. The recall covers models from 2024 to 2026 for Jeep and the 2026 model year for Peugeot. The ministry disclosed the recall on its X account, citing a fault in the tire pressure monitoring system for the Jeep Grand Cherokees.
This issue could lead to a failure in displaying warning signals when tire pressure is low, raising the risk of accidents. For Peugeot vehicles, the recall is attributed to a programming defect in the vehicle control unit. This defect could cause interior door handles to malfunction, potentially preventing passengers from exiting the vehicle safely and increasing the risk of injury.
The Ministry of Commerce has advised owners of the affected vehicles to verify their vehicle identification number on the Recalls.sa platform and contact the respective companies for free software updates.
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