Genesis G80 problems and known issues

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The G80's most serious documented problems are fire-risk recalls on 2015–2020 cars, including the 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis sedan it grew from: the ABS module (21V160), the starter solenoid (24V107) and, filed in October 2026, front power seat motors (26V664). The 2021-and-later G80 has fuel pump and fuel pipe recalls, and the Electrified G80 shares the ICCU charging recall.

CarWhere lists 20 documented G80 issues, including 20 NHTSA safety recalls, each with affected years, powertrains, symptoms, pre-purchase checks and a source. Recall entries come from NHTSA's recall dataset on the DOT open-data portal, which may not list every campaign, so run the specific VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup.

G80 generations at a glance

Genesis G80 generations and the known issues listed for each
GenerationModel yearsIssues on this page
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)2015–2016Water in rear lamps can cause a wrong gear display (recall 15V097) · Original-equipment tires may crack in the sidewall (recall 15V864) · Instrument cluster may show wrong speed or warnings (recall 16V575) · Parking brake warning light may not come on (recall 17V359) · ABS module may short circuit and cause a fire (recall 21V160) · Water in the starter solenoid may cause a fire (recall 24V107) · Front power seat motors may overheat and cause a fire (recall 26V664)
G80 (2017–2020)2017–2020Windshield and rear glass may have been bonded with the wrong primer (recall 18V305) · Passenger air bag may stay active with a child in the seat (recall 18V496) · 3.3T turbocharger oil feed pipe can leak oil and cause a fire (recall 24V191)
All-new G80 (2021–present)2021–present2.5T high-pressure fuel tube may leak (recall 21V208) · Seat belt pretensioners may explode in a crash (recall 23V094) · Fuel pump may fail and cut drive power (recall 23V630) · Fuel pump may fail and cut drive power (expanded campaign) (recall 24V282) · Fuel may leak at the fuel pipe-to-rail connection (recall 26V229) · Instrument panel display may fail (FMVSS 101) (recall 25V105) · Instrument panel display may fail (FMVSS 101) (recall 26V019) · Loose ignition coil ground bolt may cause misfire or stall (recall 26V493)
Electrified G80 (2023–present)2023–presentSeat belt pretensioner may explode in a crash (recall 22V816) · Charging control unit (ICCU) damage can cut drive power (recall 24V868)

Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016) G80 problems

Water in rear lamps can cause a wrong gear display (recall 15V097) (2015)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

Water can leak into the rear combination lamps of some 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedans built February 21, 2014 to January 24, 2015, causing the instrument panel to show the wrong gear or delaying engagement when shifting out of Park. Dealers apply pads to keep water out of the lamp housing, free of charge. The campaign covers 24,400 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • Gear indicator shows the wrong gear
  • Delay before Reverse or Drive engages after leaving Park
  • Moisture inside a tail lamp

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Look for condensation inside the tail lamps on a test drive
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 15V097 (2015-02-19) · 24,400 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [1]

Original-equipment tires may crack in the sidewall (recall 15V864) (2015)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

Some 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedans built March 3, 2014 to February 9, 2015 left the factory on Hankook Ventus S1 noble2 tires that can develop sidewall cracks and lose air. Dealers replace the factory tires with another brand, free of charge. The campaign covers 11,142 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • Visible cracks in a tire sidewall
  • Slow or sudden air loss

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • If the car still wears its original tires, check the sidewalls and the brand
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 15V864 (2015-12-22) · 11,142 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [2]

Instrument cluster may show wrong speed or warnings (recall 16V575) (2015)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

The seven-inch TFT-LCD instrument cluster in some 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedans built February 1 to May 20, 2015 may display an incorrect speed, light every warning lamp, or fail to light a warning that should be on. Dealers update the cluster software, free of charge. The campaign covers 3,031 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • Speedometer reading that does not match actual speed
  • All warning lights on at once
  • A needed warning light that stays off

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 16V575 (2016-08-02) · 3,031 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [3]

Parking brake warning light may not come on (recall 17V359) (2015–2016)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015–2016
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

Corrosion in the parking brake switch on some 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis sedans (and Sonatas) can stop the dash warning light from showing when the parking brake is applied, so a driver may drive with it partly on. Dealers replace the switch, free of charge. The 161,074-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Parking brake light does not come on when the brake is set
  • Dragging rear brakes or a burning smell after driving

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 17V359 (2017-06-05) · 161,074 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [4]

ABS module may short circuit and cause a fire (recall 21V160) (2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2020 G80)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2020 G80
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

The anti-lock brake (ABS) module can short circuit internally and cause an engine compartment fire, whether the car is parked or driving. Owners were told to park outside until the fix was done. Dealers replace the ABS module fuse, free of charge. The campaign covers 94,646 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • ABS warning light
  • Burning smell or smoke from the engine bay

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Until the remedy is confirmed, park outside and away from buildings
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 21V160 (2021-03-10) · 94,646 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [5]

Water in the starter solenoid may cause a fire (recall 24V107) (2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2019 G80)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2019 G80
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

Water can get into the starter solenoid and cause an electrical short, which can start an engine compartment fire while parked or driving. Owners were told to park outside until the repair was done. Dealers install a remedy relay kit in the engine junction box, free of charge. The 90,907-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Starter that clicks or keeps running
  • Burning smell or smoke from the engine bay

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Until the remedy is confirmed, park outside and away from buildings
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 24V107 (2024-02-13) · 90,907 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [6]

Front power seat motors may overheat and cause a fire (recall 26V664) (2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2020 G80)

Safety recall
Generation:
Hyundai Genesis sedan (2015–2016)
Years:
2015–2016 Genesis; 2017–2020 G80
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

A front power seat switch can stick and make the seat motor overheat, which can start a fire while parked or driving. Owners are told to park outdoors, away from other vehicles and buildings, until the repair. When the recall was filed in October 2026 the remedy was still being developed, with owner letters expected December 7, 2026. The campaign covers 94,622 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • Seat that keeps moving after the switch is released
  • Hot or burning smell from under a front seat

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Until a remedy is available and done, park outdoors away from structures
  • Ask a retailer whether the remedy is available yet
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 26V664 (2026-10-09) · 94,622 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [7]

G80 (2017–2020) G80 problems

Windshield and rear glass may have been bonded with the wrong primer (recall 18V305) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
G80 (2017–2020)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

A small number of 2018 G80 and G90 sedans (37 vehicles in total) may have had the windshield and rear window installed with the wrong primer, weakening the bond over time. Dealers replace the front and rear glass, free of charge.

Symptoms

  • Gaps or movement at the glass edges
  • Wind noise or water leaks around the windshield or rear window

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 18V305 (2018-05-10) · 37 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [8]

Passenger air bag may stay active with a child in the seat (recall 18V496) (2018)

Safety recall
Generation:
G80 (2017–2020)
Years:
2018
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

The Occupant Classification System on some 2018 G80s may detect an adult in the front passenger seat when it is empty, so the passenger air bag could deploy in a crash with a child or infant in that seat instead of being turned off. Dealers reprogram the system, free of charge. The campaign covers 3,305 vehicles.

Symptoms

  • Passenger air bag status light shows ON with the seat empty or holding a child seat

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Check the passenger air bag status indicator with the seat empty
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 18V496 (2018-07-27) · 3,305 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [9]

3.3T turbocharger oil feed pipe can leak oil and cause a fire (recall 24V191) (2018–2020)

Safety recall
Generation:
G80 (2017–2020)
Years:
2018–2020
Powertrain:
3.3L twin-turbo V6

On the 3.3-liter twin-turbo V6, the left turbocharger oil feed pipe may deteriorate and leak oil onto hot engine parts, raising the risk of an engine compartment fire. Dealers replace the pipe, free of charge. This campaign expands and replaces recall 19V538 (a loose turbo oil-supply pipe seal on 2017–2018 G90 and 2018 G80), and cars fixed under 19V538 need the new remedy too. The 28,439-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Burning-oil smell from the engine bay
  • Oil residue around the left turbocharger
  • Smoke from under the hood

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • If the car was repaired under 19V538, confirm the 24V191 remedy was also done
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 24V191 (2024-03-08) · 28,439 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [10][11]

All-new G80 (2021–present) G80 problems

2.5T high-pressure fuel tube may leak (recall 21V208) (2021)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2021
Powertrain:
2.5L turbo I4

On some 2021 G80 and GV80 models with the 2.5-liter turbo engine, the tube between the high-pressure fuel pump and the fuel rail may not seal properly and can leak fuel, a fire risk near an ignition source. Dealers replace the tube, free of charge. The 147-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Fuel smell around the engine
  • Visible fuel dampness near the high-pressure pump

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 21V208 (2021-03-24) · 147 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [12]

Seat belt pretensioners may explode in a crash (recall 23V094) (2021–2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2021–2023
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

In a crash, the front driver and passenger seat belt pretensioners may explode when they deploy and throw metal fragments into the cabin. Dealers fit a cap over the pretensioners, free of charge. For Genesis models this campaign replaced the earlier recall 21V796, which covered some 2021 GV80s and 2022 GV70s. The 65,517-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • No warning signs before a crash; the defect shows only when the pretensioner deploys

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • If the car was repaired under 21V796, confirm the 23V094 remedy is recorded too
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 23V094 (2023-02-16) · 65,517 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [13][14]

Fuel pump may fail and cut drive power (recall 23V630) (2021–2022)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2021–2022
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

The fuel pump may fail, which can cause a loss of drive power while driving. Dealers replace the fuel pump, free of charge. Recall 24V282 later expanded this campaign to more 2022–2023 vehicles. The 19,272-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Engine hesitation or misfire
  • Engine stall or loss of power
  • Hard starting

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 23V630 (2023-09-11) · 19,272 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [15]

Fuel pump may fail and cut drive power (expanded campaign) (recall 24V282) (2022–2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2022–2023
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

This campaign expands recall 23V630 to more 2022–2023 vehicles whose fuel pump may fail and cause a loss of drive power. Dealers inspect and replace the fuel pump assembly, free of charge. The 31,440-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Engine hesitation or misfire
  • Engine stall or loss of power
  • Hard starting

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 24V282 (2024-04-19) · 31,440 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [16][15]

Fuel may leak at the fuel pipe-to-rail connection (recall 26V229) (2021–2025)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2021–2025
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

Fuel may leak where the fuel pipe connects to the fuel rail, which raises the risk of a fire. Dealers inspect and tighten, or replace, the fuel pipe as needed, free of charge. The 94,760-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Fuel smell around the engine bay
  • Visible fuel dampness on top of the engine

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 26V229 (2026-04-10) · 94,760 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [17]

Instrument panel display may fail (FMVSS 101) (recall 25V105) (2023–2024)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2023–2024
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

A software error can make the instrument panel display fail, so the speedometer and warning lights may not show. That fails the federal controls-and-displays standard. Dealers inspect and update the display software as needed, free of charge. The 32,594-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Blank or frozen instrument cluster
  • Speedometer or warning lights missing

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 25V105 (2025-02-20) · 32,594 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [18]

Instrument panel display may fail (FMVSS 101) (recall 26V019) (2025–2026 G80; 2026 Electrified G80)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2025–2026 G80; 2026 Electrified G80
Powertrain:
Gas and electric

A software error can make the instrument panel display fail, so information such as the speedometer or fuel gauge may not show. Owners were told to turn off HD Radio until the fix. The audio-video-navigation software is updated over the air or by a dealer, free of charge. The 83,877-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • Blank or frozen instrument cluster
  • Speedometer or fuel gauge missing

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Until the update is confirmed, keep the HD Radio feature switched off
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 26V019 (2026-01-16) · 83,877 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [19]

Loose ignition coil ground bolt may cause misfire or stall (recall 26V493) (2027)

Safety recall
Generation:
All-new G80 (2021–present)
Years:
2027
Powertrain:
Not specified in the recall

The ignition coil ground bolt on 42 early 2027 G80s may be loose, which can cause an engine misfire or stall while driving. Dealers tighten the bolt, free of charge.

Symptoms

  • Rough running or misfire
  • Check-engine light
  • Engine stall

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 26V493 (2026-07-30) · 42 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [20]

Electrified G80 (2023–present) G80 problems

Seat belt pretensioner may explode in a crash (recall 22V816) (2023)

Safety recall
Generation:
Electrified G80 (2023–present)
Years:
2023
Powertrain:
Electric

In a crash, the front seat belt pretensioners in some 2023 Electrified G80s (and some Santa Fe Hybrids) may explode when they fire and throw metal fragments into the cabin. Dealers fit a cap over the pretensioners, free of charge. The 14,933-vehicle count is for the whole campaign, which also covers other models.

Symptoms

  • No warning signs before a crash; the defect shows only when the pretensioner deploys

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 22V816 (2022-10-31) · 14,933 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [21]

Charging control unit (ICCU) damage can cut drive power (recall 24V868) (Electrified G80 (model years not itemized in the recall summary))

Safety recall
Generation:
Electrified G80 (2023–present)
Years:
Electrified G80 (model years not itemized in the recall summary)
Powertrain:
Electric

The Integrated Charging Control Unit (ICCU) can be damaged and stop charging the 12-volt battery, which can lead to a loss of drive power. Dealers inspect and replace the ICCU and its fuse as needed and update its software, free of charge. This campaign replaces recall 24V204, and cars repaired under 24V204 need the new remedy. The 145,642-vehicle count covers Hyundai IONIQ models too.

Symptoms

  • 12-volt battery warning or a 'check electric vehicle system' message
  • Loss of drive power
  • Popping noise followed by a warning

Check before buying

  • Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup (nhtsa.gov/recalls) and confirm the campaign shows as remedied
  • If the car was repaired under 24V204, confirm the 24V868 remedy was also done
  • Ask a Genesis retailer for the repair order showing the recall work was completed

NHTSA recall: 24V868 (2024-11-18) · 145,642 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [22][23]

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most common Genesis G80 problems?

The documented G80 problems are recalls. Fire-risk campaigns dominate older cars: the ABS module (21V160) and power seat motors (26V664) on 2015–2020 models and the starter solenoid (24V107) on 2015–2019 models. Newer G80s have fuel pump recalls (23V630, 24V282) and a fuel pipe-to-rail leak (26V229).

Do 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis recalls apply to the G80?

Several campaigns cover both. Recalls 21V160 (ABS module), 24V107 (starter solenoid) and 26V664 (power seat motors) list the 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis sedan together with the 2017-and-later Genesis G80.

Is there a fix for the G80 power seat fire recall?

Not yet as of the October 9, 2026 filing. Recall 26V664 covers 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis and 2017–2020 G80 sedans; the remedy was under development and owner letters were expected December 7, 2026. Until then, owners are told to park outdoors away from structures.

Does the Electrified G80 have recalls?

Yes. Recall 22V816 caps the front seat belt pretensioners on 2023 Electrified G80s, recall 24V868 covers the ICCU charging unit, and recall 26V019 updates instrument-panel software on 2026 models.

How do I check a used G80 for open recalls?

Enter the 17-digit VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls and ask a Genesis retailer for repair orders. For the ABS, starter and seat-motor fire recalls, park outside until the work is confirmed.

Sources

Issue descriptions are CarWhere’s own summaries of the sources below. Repair costs are shown only where a source states them and vary by shop and region.

  1. Recall 15V097: Water may Leak into Rear Combination Lamp Assembly — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  2. Recall 15V864: Tires May Develop Cracks in Sidewall — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  3. Recall 16V575: Instrument Cluster may Malfunction — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  4. Recall 17V359: Parking Brake Indicator may not Illuminate — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  5. Recall 21V160: Anti-Lock Brake System Module May Short Circuit — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  6. Recall 24V107: Water Damage to Starter Solenoid May Cause Fire — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  7. Recall 26V664: Park Outside: Fire from Overheated Power Seat Motors — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  8. Recall 18V305: Front and Rear Glass Incorrectly Bonded — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  9. Recall 18V496: Passenger Air Bag may Deploy with a Child in Seat — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  10. Recall 24V191: Engine Compartment Fire from Oil Leak — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  11. Recall 19V538: Oil May Leak Onto Exhaust Manifold — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  12. Recall 21V208: High Pressure Fuel Tube May Leak — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  13. Recall 23V094: Seat Belt Pretensioners May Explode — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  14. Recall 21V796: Seat Belt Pretensioner May Explode — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  15. Recall 23V630: Loss of Drive Power from Fuel Pump Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  16. Recall 24V282: Loss of Drive Power from Fuel Pump Failure — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  17. Recall 26V229: Fuel Leak at Pipe Connection — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  18. Recall 25V105: Instrument Panel Display Failure/FMVSS 101 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  19. Recall 26V019: Instrument Panel Display Failure/FMVSS 101 — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  20. Recall 26V493: Improperly Secured Ignition Coil Ground Bolt — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  21. Recall 22V816: Seat Belt Pretensioners May Explode — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  22. Recall 24V868: Loss of Drive Power from Damaged Charging Unit — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)
  23. Recall 24V204: Loss of Drive Power from Damaged Charging Unit — NHTSA (via data.transportation.gov recall dataset)

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