US EditionKia 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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Recall alert: Kia recalls over 300,000 vehicles over faulty parts
Kia has initiated two recalls spanning over 300,000 of their vehicles due to loose parts, according the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The recalls include 201,149 2023 to 2025 Telluride vehicles for faulty door belt molding trims and 100,063 2023 to 2025 K5 vehicles for loose rear window trims.
Kia issues recalls on more than 300K vehicles over loose parts
(NewsNation) — Kia has issued two recalls within a week for more than 300,000 of its vehicles due to loose parts. According to two separate notices from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the recall affects 201,149 2023 to 2025 Telluride models over faulty door belt moldings and 100,063 2023 to 2025 K5 models over window trim detachment issues. The Telluride models may experience loosening and eventual detachment of their door b…
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