BMW South Africa Issues Recall for Over 10,000 Vehicles

BMW South Africa has announced a recall affecting more than 10,000 vehicles across the country. The automaker identified a potential issue with certain models that requires immediate attention to ensure driver and passenger safety. Owners of affected vehicles are being notified directly by the company.

The recall covers a range of BMW models produced between specific dates, though the automaker has not yet released the full list of impacted VINs publicly. BMW South Africa stated that the fix will be carried out at no cost to customers, and authorized dealerships are prepared to handle the necessary repairs.

For vehicle owners who believe their car may be affected, the safest course of action is to contact an official BMW dealership or check the company’s South African website for updates. BMW recommends scheduling a service appointment as soon as possible to address the issue. This recall is limited to vehicles registered and operated within South Africa.