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Kia Issues Recall on More than 300K Vehicles over Loose Parts

UNITED STATES, AUG 5 – Kia will inspect and replace loose trim on 201,149 Telluride SUVs and 100,063 K5 sedans free of charge after adhesive issues raised safety concerns, NHTSA said.

  • Kia America issued recalls in 2023-2025 for over 300,000 vehicles, including 201,149 Telluride and 100,063 K5 models, due to detachable exterior trim pieces risking road hazards.
  • The recall stems from insufficient adhesive on door belt molding and C-pillar garnish face plates, which may delaminate and detach while driving, increasing crash risk.
  • Kia will mail owner notification letters starting September 26, 2024, with dealers inspecting and replacing affected trim assemblies at no cost and updating related software.
  • Kia warned that the molding pieces could gradually separate and detach from their base, creating loose parts that may fall off and pose a safety risk by increasing the likelihood of accidents.
  • Vehicle owners seeking further details can reach Kia’s customer support by calling the toll-free number 800-333-4542. Additionally, Kia has committed to reimbursing customers for repair costs previously paid, in accordance with its reimbursement program established on May 1, 2024.
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Kia issues recalls over loose parts creating possible roadway hazards, over 300K vehicles impacted

More than 100,000 K5 sedans, 201,000 Telluride SUVs have been impacted in the recalls.

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