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Volkswagen Recalls Nearly 50,000 Tiguans For Engines That Can Shut Off

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Volkswagen recalls nearly 50,000 2025 Tiguan SUVs for a body control module fault that can stall the engine, with a free dealer software update.
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Volkswagen is recalling 49,958 vehicles due to a software-related safety risk. A fault in the body control module can cause the engine to stall and some electronic systems to malfunction while driving.

A software bug can abruptly extinguish some Volkswagen Tiguan 2025 in the middle of the American road. Between massive reminder and concern about the BCM, the owners ask.

Volkswagen has announced a recall for 49,958 Tiguans from the 2025 model year. Under certain conditions, the engine may stall while driving and some important vehicle functions may be disabled.

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Volkswagen has recalled nearly 50,000 2025 model Tiguan vehicles due to a problem that could cause the engine to suddenly stop.

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Motor1.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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