US EditionEngines 1.5 Defective Bluehdi: Disgusted by Derisory Compensation, They Attack Stellantis
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As the group multiplies the reminder campaigns, Stellantis launches a new alert regarding a technical defect identified on its recent 1.2 turbo three-cylinder engine, successor to the controversial 1.2 PureTech. In all, almost 238 000 vehicles operating in Europe are affected. A risk of leakage that can lead to a fire Since its launch in 2023, the third-generation 1.2 turbo engine, supposed to turn the page of the problems encountered with PureT…
Although the 3-cylinder 1.2 PureTech has become infamous for its questionable reliability, its replacement is not free of defects either. For proof, Stellantis has just announced a new reminder campaign concerning it. The group thus convenes almost 238,000 cars in the workshop to solve the problem. A new reminder at Stellantis In recent years, Stellantis has not been spared by the reliability problems. Two notable episodes have particularly enam…
Article LesVoitures.com Cars In a climate in which car safety remains a top priority, the Stellantis group is forced to take a step [...] Article Stellantis: massive reminder for the replacement of PureTech, risk of fire appeared first on Les Cars.
The group recalls almost 238,000 vehicles equipped with 1.2 petrol, formerly called PureTech. A fuel leak has been detected and concerns the main brands.
Stellantis, which recalled more than 600,000 vehicles equipped with 1.5 BlueHDI engines, faces collective action for manufacturing defects. Some of the manufacturer's customers deplore the low compensation it offers.
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