Hyundai recalls over 250 Tucson SUVs in SA over airbag safety concern
The affected Tucson vehicles were sold nationwide in 2025.
Hyundai has announced a recall of 253 Tucson NX4 SUVs sold in South Africa for 2025 due to a potential safety issue with their side-impact airbag sensors. The National Consumer Commission (NCC) made the announcement, after receiving information from Hyundai Automotive South Africa stating that certain models may have been fitted with airbag sensors that do not meet required specifications.
Owners of the affected vehicles are urged to have their vehicles inspected by an authorised Hyundai dealership as soon as possible to determine if the correct sensor has been installed. Hyundai will use its diagnostic (GDS) equipment during the inspection to ascertain the correct side-impact airbag sensor. Consumers owning affected Hyundai Tucson NX4 models can expect the inspection to be carried out at no cost and any necessary remedial work will also be performed without charge.
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